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Walton and Pope students participate in new Habitat project

Summary by East Cobb News

Submitted information and photos: On Saturday, Feb. 22, Habitat for Humanity of NW Metro Atlanta, the Cobb County High School Coalition, and future homeowner David hammered the first nails in the first home build of the season in Austell. This is the 28th Habitat home built by the Habitat club students from Campbell, Harrison, Hillgrove, Pope, and Walton High School. David is a single father of two sons and grew up in Smyrna, GA. He remembers le…

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Walton and Pope students participate in new Habitat project

Submitted information and photos: On Saturday, Feb. 22, Habitat for Humanity of NW Metro Atlanta, the Cobb County High School Coalition, and future homeowner David hammered the first nails in the first home build of the season in Austell. This is the 28th Habitat home built by the Habitat club students from Campbell, Harrison, Hillgrove, Pope, and Walton High School. David is a single father of two sons and grew up in Smyrna, GA. He remembers le…

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East Cobb News broke the news in 1 month ago on Tuesday, February 25, 2025.

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