COLLEGE PARK, Ga. — In a move to grow physical wellness and empower its community seniors, the City of College Park opened a new Senior Community Garden and Technology Lab on Saturday.
Aimed at helping seniors in College Park firmly root their lives in better health and digital knowledge, College Park Mayor Pro Tem Jamelle McKenzie and several guests helped usher in the ribbon cutting for the new senior facility.
The new community garden and technology lab is intended to “bring people together through gardening,” no matter your level of experience. It’s goal is to help neighbors connect, while planting the seeds of physical activity and the therapeutic benefits of nature, according to the city.
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