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Handmade peach trophies await winners

By Mary Helene Hall
July 4, 2022
Atlanta Journal-Constitution Peachtree Road Race trophies await winners on Monday, July 4, 2022.
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The highly-coveted peaches await today’s winners.

These trophies have been a Peachtree Road Race tradition for at least 25 years, road race VP of Marketing and Communications Jay Holder said.

No one peach is like the other. They’re handmade by flameworking at Fräbel, a 54-year-old glass company based out of Atlanta.

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Mary Helene is a reporting intern working with the Crime & Public Safety team and a student at Mercer University. She has previously worked as a reporter for AL.com and currently serves as Editor-in-Chief of The Cluster, Mercer's student newspaper.

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