City of Jeffersonville workers install a steel sculpture resembling a sproutling in Gaither Park Tuesday afternoon. The sculpture, located at 8th Street and Nachand Lane, was created by the Jeffersonville High School art and welding departments and assisted by a multitude of local Jeffersonville businesses. See attached photo.
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City of Jeffersonville workers install a steel sculpture resembling a sproutling in Gaither Park Tuesday afternoon. The sculpture, located at 8th Street and Nachand Lane, was created by the Jeffersonville High School art and welding departments and assisted by a multitude of local Jeffersonville businesses. Staff photo by C.E. Branham
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