STOCKBRIDGE — Yolanda Barber believes that a mother is an everyday hero.

This was the motivation behind her inaugural tea party to honor mothers of the Henry County community and their efforts.

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Yolanda Barber (center) honored 21 women during her inaugural Mother’s Day Tea event which was held on Sunday, May 7.

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Twenty-one Stockbridge mothers were celebrated for their community service during an inaugural Mother’s Day Tea event hosted by Stockbridge Mayor Pro Tem Yolanda Barber and Deidree Scandrett on Sunday, May 7.

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