-Daily Freeman-Journal photo by Joe SutterLIFT WC President Lindsay Henderson steps inside the entrance of the former Elks Club building during the cleanup Friday morning.
-Daily Freeman Journal photo by Joe Sutter
Mayor John Hawkins carries out some junk with other workers from the LIFT WC group Friday morning.
Justin Ades tosses a pan into the rolloff dumpster, as the LIFT WC group cleans out the former Elks Club building Friday morning. Group president Lindsay Henderson said the building hasn't been used since the early 2000s.
LIFT WC President Lindsay Henderson takes part in the cleanup Friday morning.
Workers with LIFT WC carry out junk and sort different types of metal, salvage, and trash at the former Elks Club building on Webster City’s main street. The nonprofit organization was recently formed, and took possession of the building this week with the hope of having the inside clean enough for people to walk through by Junquefest on Memorial Day weekend. To find out more and see if the volunteers could use help, visit them on Facebook at facebook.com/liftwc
-Daily Freeman-Journal photo by Joe Sutter
-Daily Freeman-Journal photo by Joe SutterLIFT WC President Lindsay Henderson steps inside the entrance of the former Elks Club building during the cleanup Friday morning.
-Daily Freeman Journal photo by Joe Sutter
Mayor John Hawkins carries out some junk with other workers from the LIFT WC group Friday morning.
Justin Ades tosses a pan into the rolloff dumpster, as the LIFT WC group cleans out the former Elks Club building Friday morning. Group president Lindsay Henderson said the building hasn’t been used since the early 2000s.
LIFT WC President Lindsay Henderson takes part in the cleanup Friday morning.