V-mar Feed Store Demolition Begins
October 22, 2020
Tablerock Healthcare
"Jonathan Weeks
Crews of Amish con- struction workers arrived in Crane Thursday morn- ing and began to rapidly dismantle the roof of the small building across the parking lot from the fa-" "miliar storefront of the V- mar feed store. With the roof rapidly removed, the complex task of taking down the entire cluster of industrial buildings had begun.
The residents of Crane" "have grown accustomed to seeing the place on a daily basis; it sits be- tween the two main parts of town and is hard to miss, even for somebody who’s not from this area. The tall grain elevator" "towers over Main Street and is framed by the sun- sets every evening during the summer. A few weeks ago, the feed store had a closeout sale prior to dis- continuing the long last- ing business to close its" "doors for the last time.
People from this area have lifelong memories of going to the store with their parents and grand- parents and it has become a regular fixture in the daily lives of local Stone" "County residents. “We’ll be able to see the park a lot better,” said Judy, a veteran Crane resident."
Crews of Amish con- struction workers arrived in Crane Thursday morn- ing and began to rapidly dismantle the roof of the small building across the parking lot from the fa-" "miliar storefront of the V- mar feed store. With the roof rapidly removed, the complex task of taking down the entire cluster of industrial buildings had begun.
The residents of Crane" "have grown accustomed to seeing the place on a daily basis; it sits be- tween the two main parts of town and is hard to miss, even for somebody who’s not from this area. The tall grain elevator" "towers over Main Street and is framed by the sun- sets every evening during the summer. A few weeks ago, the feed store had a closeout sale prior to dis- continuing the long last- ing business to close its" "doors for the last time.
People from this area have lifelong memories of going to the store with their parents and grand- parents and it has become a regular fixture in the daily lives of local Stone" "County residents. “We’ll be able to see the park a lot better,” said Judy, a veteran Crane resident."