Ribbon cutting held for mural in Eutaw

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Ribbon cutting held for mural in Eutaw

R TO L: Councilman Jonathan Woodruff, Mayor Latasha Johnson, artist Banks Compton and Carrie Logan, President of the Chamber of Commerce pose in front of mural. On June 12, 2024, the City of Eutaw held a ribbon cutting to inaugurate a new mural on the side of the building adjacent to city hall. The mural […]

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