A tractor, some chainsaws, and a whole bunch of hard working volunteers helped clear some overgrown landscaping at the Creston Opera House last weekend.
The 1890s building also serves as home to the Creston Booster Club.
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CRESTON — A tractor, some chainsaws, and a whole bunch of hard working volunteers helped clear some overgrown landscaping at the Creston Opera House last weekend.
The 1890s building also serves as home to the Creston Booster Club.
The club’s members had long been discussing what to do with the overgrowth of trees.
“It’s been discussed for quite some time…we had noticed the trees were getting so big that they were hiding the building,” said Dave Brown, member of the Booster’s building committee. “We wanted to showcase the building.”
Lonie Sarver is also a Booster Club member and co-chair of Booster Days, who along with Brown and several volunteers worked at it. Sarver said as a club they had all decided the landscaping needed to go.