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Council addresses grave concerns

by | Jul 27, 2023 | Latest

Tombstones of Murphy pioneers will be repaired under an $8,250 grant from the Murphy Community Development Corporation. City council members approved the community enhancement grant at their Tuesday, July 18, meeting.

The Murphy Historical Society (MHS) to repair 32 gravestones in the Decatur/Maxwell/Murphy Cemetery along Maxwell Creek behind Murphy Middle School. The project will be carried out by Michelangelo Historic Stone Preservation and Restoration of Irving.

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