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GOOD NEWS - GOOD DEEDS: Recognizing our Heroes
Monday, April 13, 2020
Amanda Harmon and Raven Allender, working for Clover Signs, helped install the “Heroes Work Here” sign on the lawn at the Clay County Justice Center Friday afternoon as motorists honked car horns in support as they drove by.
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Amanda Harmon and Raven Allender, working for Clover Signs, helped install the “Heroes Work Here” sign on the lawn at the Clay County Justice Center Friday afternoon as motorists honked car horns in support as they drove by. The signs created by the local business have caught some national attention and are being shipped to several locations as far as Nebraska, Colorado, and Missouri. The unique signs are to recognize the efforts of “frontline” workers like law enforcement, fire, ambulance, medical, or nursing homes during the COVID-19 pandemic and can be shipped to any location across the nation. Call Clover Signs at 812-442-7446 for more information.
The unique "Heros Work Here" signs are to recognize the efforts of “frontline” workers like law enforcement, fire, ambulance, medical, or nursing homes during the COVID-19 pandemic and can be shipped to any location across the nation.
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The first "Heros Work Here" sign was made and placed at the Exceptional Living Center.
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