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Historical Society dedicates ‘River People’ murals on Ag Night Out

Series completed on west-facing wall of Averitt facility at 41 W. Main St.

Bulloch County Historical Society officers and directors, left to right, Frank Parker, Kelly Berry, Bill Waters, Sims Lanier, Matt Hube, Rodney Harville and President Joe McGlamery stand with the organization’s Executive Director Virginia Anne Franklin Waters, right, as she reads the text of the historical plaque for “The River People” murals. (AL HACKLE/staff)

'River People' murals dedication — Bulloch County Historical Society officers and directors, left to right, Frank Parker, Kelly Berry, Bill Waters, Sims Lanier, Matt Hube, Rodney Harville and President Joe McGlamery stand with the organization’s Executive Director Virginia Anne Franklin Waters, right, as she reads the text of the historical plaque for “The River People” murals. (AL HACKLE/staff)

Leaders of the Bulloch County Historical Society appeared near the stage on East Main Street at the start of the First Friday Ag Night Out on Oct. 7 for a public dedication of the society’s latest completed mural project, “River People.”

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