September 8, 2021 |
Local leaders held a ribbon cutting yesterday for the life-sized horse sculptures installed at a high visibility intersection in Rawlins. The artwork, created by a local father-son duo, is made entirely of reclaimed metal sources from all corners of Carbon County. Cali O’Hare spoke to the artist at yesterday’s dedication and filed this report.
Pictured above: Rawlins Mayor Terry Weickum (center right) and County Commission Vice Chair Sue Jones (center left) cut the ribbon held by Rawlins DDA Executive Director Pam Thayer (far right) and board member Stephanie Hinkle (far left). City and County official surround them. Photo by Cali O’Hare/Bigfoot 99.
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