Spring Fling in Old Town
April 2010
Mitchell's Last Change and Pemberton's Antiques hosted Spring Fling 2010 in Old Town Sharspburg. Good food, good friends, good time, beautiful day. Vendors with food, collectables, art, handmade crafts, and more, are setting up for the three day event.
Family Time in Old Town Sharpsburg
Spring Fling 2010
Fittin' Eatin'
Christmas Tree Lighting and a
Visit from Santa (2009)
A small group of families were present for the arrival of Santa and the Christmas Tree lighting.
Santa arrived, like last year, on a firetruck waving to the children and tossing bags of goodies to them. Santa stop long enough to speak to several children then boarded the firetruck and away............................
An East Coweta
High School Group
was on hand to help with the festivities...and a fundraiser.
See Write-up and pictures on
See pictures with Santa 2008 on
Sharpsburg's Second
Arbor Day Celebration
Daisy Girl Scout Troop #536 were participants in Sharpsburg's Second Arbor Day Celebraton with their Leaders, Erin Govednik and Shawna Anaya. Polly Garlington, Town Council Member, opened the program by welcoming the group and thanking the Girl Scouts for choosing Sharpsburg to plant their tree. Councilmember Garlington also added that she hoped the Scouts would make this an annual event for their troop.
Their leader introduced the scouts with additional remarks. The Girl Scouts lead the Pledge of Alliegence and recited an appropriate poem for the occasion. This was followed by the Arbor Day Ordinance and planting three trees. The Girl Scouts and attendees were given seedling to plant at home furnished by Georgia Forestry Commission.
Members participating in the ceremony were:
Dillen Bertelsen
Tyler Felmet
Olivia Fields
Megan Henley
Jessica Hutchins
Madison Lecuona
Ashlyn Purcell
Hannah Schwartz
Taylor Thomas
Anja Govednik (tag-a-long)
Co-Leaders: Erin Govednik & Shawna Anaya
The Stallions
Youth Football
A parade and Spirit Day was held in Sharpsburg on
August 23, 2008. It was a great success as can be seen in the pictures below.
L to R: Councilman Gordy Anderson, Commissioner Paul Poole , partially hidden, Mayor Derrick McElwanney, Grand Marshall of parade.