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Peachtree Corners honors two local Eagle Scouts with city proclamations
Summary
The Peachtree Corners mayor and council recognized Olivia Dover and Caroline Whitesides with proclamations for earning the rank of Eagle Scout, noting both students' service projects, academic honors and upcoming college plans.
Peachtree Corners’ mayor and council recognized two local students with proclamations after the council meeting opened.
Mayor (speaker labeled Mayor) praised the students and presented proclamations recognizing Olivia Dover and Caroline Whitesides for attaining the rank of Eagle Scout. City remarks and the proclamations described Dover’s service project — constructing a stepping‑stone pathway at Spalding Corner Swim and Tennis Association to reduce erosion and improve access — and noted she has earned 33 merit badges and plans to attend the University of Georgia to study biology. The proclamation for Whitesides noted her 26 merit badges and a service project restoring an overgrown kindergarten garden at Peachtree Elementary School; the proclamation said she will attend the Georgia Institute of Technology to study architecture.
“I am so proud of you young women,” the Mayor said during opening remarks, expressing the council’s appreciation for the students’ leadership and community service.
The council took a group photo after presenting the proclamations. The recognitions were ceremonial and did not require a council vote.
