Observations all along the line - Kimball & the Southern Panhandle First
Observations all along the line - Kimball & the Southern Panhandle First
Kimball County Manor was awarded Yard of the Week for this week. After 17 months of COVID restrictions, the facility was needing a celebration. The manor experienced a facelift over a couple of weeks as 177 flowers and trees were planted in just five hours by employees and friends of the manor. Participating in the renewal of the grounds were, in the front row from left, Jo Herman, Shannon Monheiser, Patty Watson and Heather Entingh (award presenter). Back row: Greg Stull, Sarah Stull, Morgan Baker (award presenter) and Bill Bohac. Flowers and trees were purchased by the Kimball County Manor Board and Greg Stull. Karen Morrison donated additional flowers.
Kimball County Manor was awarded Yard of the Week for this week. After 17 months of COVID restrictions, the facility was needing a celebration. The manor experienced a facelift over a couple of weeks as 177 flowers and trees were planted in just five hours by employees and friends of the manor. Participating in the renewal of the grounds were, in the front row from left, Jo Herman, Shannon Monheiser, Patty Watson and Heather Entingh (award presenter). Back row: Greg Stull, Sarah Stull, Morgan Baker (award presenter) and Bill Bohac. Flowers and trees were purchased by the Kimball County Manor Board and Greg Stull. Karen Morrison donated additional flowers.
