Jimmy Carter celebrates 100th birthday with community event in Plains, Georgia

Jimmy Carter, the only U.S. president to reach 100 years old, will celebrate his centennial birthday in Plains, Georgia, on Tuesday. The event includes a military flyover and a family lunch, marking a significant milestone for the former president. Carter, who has been in hospice care for over 19 months, will spend his birthday at home with family. The celebration at Plains High School will feature a concert and a naturalization ceremony for 100 new U.S. citizens. Despite his limited public appearances, Carter remains politically active and plans to vote by mail in the upcoming election. Local residents express admiration for his character and contributions to the community, reflecting his lasting impact.