Observations all along the line - Kimball & the Southern Panhandle First
Observations all along the line - Kimball & the Southern Panhandle First
From left, Dakota Randles, Raylyn Soper and Dakota Flores pause from painting the south-facing wall of the Kimball Bakery for a photo opportunity.
Arne Christensen, longtime owner of the Kimball Bakery building, paints the wall alongside Kimball High School students on Tuesday afternoon.
Art students from Kimball High School, in addition to other volunteers, paint the mural on the side of the Kimball Bakery building Tuesday afternoon. The project is part of an ongoing campaign to beautify the area left vacant years ago when the historic Corner Bar was destroyed by fire.
Kim Beyer, left, Kimball High School art teacher, and Larissa Binod, director of Keep Kimball Beautiful, monitor and assist high school students and community volunteers while painting the wall of the Kimball Bakery.
Kimball High School students paint the bakery wall in a joint effort to beautify the downtown area.
Kimball High School students and other volunteers on Tuesday worked on painting the mural on the side of the Kimball Bakery building.
