Marietta is gearing up to celebrate a piece of its heritage with the unveiling of the Atherton Square Historic Granite Pavers. City officials, along with residents, will mark the occasion with a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony, set to take place on March 15 at 10:00 am, according to an announcement by the City of Marietta. Located next to the Marietta Welcome Center, the event promises to be a nod to the city's historical landscape.

Set to attend the ceremony are members of the City Council, city staff, and, citizens who have a vested interest in local development and conservancy. This event underscores a commitment to preserving Marietta's storied past while paving the way for future generations to enjoy and learn from it, despite the challenges of integrating new developments with old charm, the ceremony serves as a testament to the city's dedication to its architectural heritage.

Enthusiasm for the project has been building, with the location of the celebration at 4 Depot St NE, Marietta, GA 30060, poised to become a focal point for heritage tourism and local pride. The city has stressed the importance of these granite pavers as a link to past eras, offering residents and visitors alike a tangible connection to the footsteps of those who came before them.

For those interested in attending the ribbon-cutting, the City of Marietta encourages participation and engagement with the locale's history. The event is a part of a broader initiative to foster communal recognition, of the city's architectural and historical assets. Further details and updates about the ceremony can be found by visiting the City of Marietta's official website.