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Annual GreenFest event downtown draws hundreds

Henry Clay of the Statesboro Tree Board and Richard Smiley of the city of Savannah finish planting a swamp white oak tree along the Willie McTell Trail to commemorate Georgia Arbor Day. The tree was planted during the 9th annual GreenFest hosted on Vine Street by Keep Statesboro-Bulloch Beautiful and the city of Statesboro on Feb. 18.

Clay and Smiley — Henry Clay of the Statesboro Tree Board and Richard Smiley of the city of Savannah finish planting a swamp white oak tree along the Willie McTell Trail to commemorate Georgia Arbor Day. The tree was planted during the 9th annual GreenFest hosted on Vine Street by Keep Statesboro-Bulloch Beautiful and the city of Statesboro on Feb. 18.

GreenFest, the annual event sponsored by Keep Statesboro-Bulloch Beautiful and the city of Statesboro, was held Feb. 18. The event drew roughly 700 people, including vendors.

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