By the end of the summer, all three of the historic red brick buildings in downtown Creston will be looking a bit brighter.
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CRESTON — By the end of the summer, all three of the historic red brick buildings in downtown Creston will be looking a bit brighter.
A.I.P. Painters of Franklin Grove is currently at work on the library building. The Opera House and the old town hall, which currently houses the Panache Salon & Day Spa, are slated for later this year.
Lyle and Cindy Headon, who have owned and operated Headon’s Fine Meats & Catering in downtown Creston since 1970, own the library building and co-own the old town hall.
“We are excited to have the downtown area spruced up for this year’s Creston Booster Days,” Lyle says.