A president at 100: Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp declares Tuesday to be 'Jimmy Carter Day'
"I have declared today 'Jimmy Carter Day' in the State of Georgia to recognize his legacy as our 76th Governor and 39th President," Kemp said in a statement posted on the X social media site. "Marty, the girls, and I send him best wishes as he and his family celebrate this milestone."
Jimmy Carter and his hometown of Plains celebrate the 39th president's 100th birthday
Jimmy Carter, who served one term as president from 1977 to 1981, became the first president to live 100 years on Tuesday. Celebrations were held at the White House, The Carter Center in Atlanta and his hometown.
Jimmy Carter is the first American president to reach 100. Locals in his hometown of Plains, Ga., are excited to celebrate ...
Jimmy Carter, who turned 100 years old Tuesday, campaigned for president in Daytona Beach and once spoke at Stetson ...
IT’S A FIRST IN AMERICAN HISTORY. TODAY. JIMMY CARTER TURNED 100 YEARS OLD. THE ONLY FORMER PRESIDENT OF THE U.S. TO ...
On former President Jimmy Carter’s 100th Birthday, I have declared today “Jimmy Carter Day” in the State of Georgia to ...
Plains is a politically divided town in the battleground state of Georgia. But the ethos of a peacemaker president is ...
Jimmy Carter was raised on a peanut farm, but he eventually became president and a recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize.
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