While Thanksgiving weekend was otherwise relatively quiet around town, there was plenty of commotion Monday as an aging elevator was dismantled on the outskirts of town at the approach from Highway 56.
Another one bites the dust
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Elevator down
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Elevator down
While Thanksgiving weekend was otherwise relatively quiet around town, there was plenty of commotion Monday as an aging elevator was dismantled on the outskirts of town at the approach from Highway 56.
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