memorial bridge project

The Memorial Swinging Bridge Project is seeking funds to help illuminate the foot bridge located at the Winamac Town Park in time for the 100th anniversary of the bridge in July 2023.
Greg Henry from the Memorial Swinging Bridge Project provided information to the Medaryville town council on Thursday to inform them of some of the history as well as the current status of their ongoing project. The project's ultimate goal is to raise money to illuminate the bridge with exterior...
Kyle Sefchek, Brandy Goble and Mike Haschel celebrated a win at the end of the run when they won best decorated cart. The team donned their cart with red poppies.
A golf cart poker run fundraising event was held on Saturday, Oct. 2 to benefit the Memorial Swinging Bridge Project. Each team would travel to a station, check in, and play a game to earn points and get their half poker card.
There is a small identifying sign on either side of the Memorial Swinging Bridge that names to whom the bridge is dedicated. Photo by Megan Galbreath.
Memorial Swinging Bridge Project leaders Kathi Thompson and Greg Henry were in attendance at a recent Winamac parks board meeting where they formally asked for monetary support from the board. Board member Dan Murphy agreed that the project would be worthwhile, but said his biggest concern is...
Jessica Schramm, Chris Schramm, Melanie Burger, Sally Schultz and Greg Henry make it official declaring Marty Kelly the winner of the Memorial Swinging Bridge river ball race.
Sunday evening, 600 brightly colored balls were dropped into the Tippecanoe River in the back of the Winamac Town Park and raced to the Memorial Swinging Bridge in the first-annual river ball race. Marty Kelly was declared the winner, followed by Bill Moody in second place and Kenny Weppler in...
In a regular session meeting on May 6, the Winamac Parks Board was met with both an update and a proposal for the Memorial Swinging Bridge Project. After giving a brief update, Greg Henry approached the subject he really wanted to propose to the board - he wanted to formally request permission to...

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