A family squabble in Polk County forced state officials to go elsewhere to find a Christmas tree for the Governor’s Mansion.
According to Denise Croker, Chief Ranger of the Polk County Unit of the Georgia Forestry Commission, the tree cutting on Cedartown Highway was called off Tuesday.
Croker said a family dispute erupted Tuesday morning when the landowner's sister threatened to sue if the tree was cut. Croker said the commission spent the day dealing with the family dispute.
“We were scurrying around to find a tree for the governor,” she said.
Officials were able to find one in Rockdale County. The tree will be delivered today so it will be decorated in time for the Christmas season, which begins Friday.
From Nov.5Polk County will be providing the Christmas tree for the Governor’s house for the second year in a row.
That news came this week from the Georgia Forestry Commission. Officials said the tree comes from a Rockmart Highway landowner.
A representative from the Governor’s office will be at the tree site Nov. 25 to watch as Georgia Forestry Commission workers work to remove the tree and deliver it to Atlanta.
ONE LITTLE LIE AFTER ANOTHER. LET'S BRING BACK,
TYING THEM TO A RAIL AND RUNNING THEM OUT OF TOWN
Maybe not as bad as Alabama's repuke gubner who took campaign money from the Mississippi Choctaws to keep competing casinos out of Alabama but still...
Kill a tree for the gubner.
She is probably a Democrat
Happy Holidays, my brothers and sisters. And, as we enter the new year, let's all try to remember that the Bible and Honest Abe both said a house divided against itself will not continue to stand.