Groundbreaking at Magnolia Springs

2008-07-23 / Front Page


A groundbreaking was held at Magnolia Springs last Friday July 18th, for the two new cabins that will soon be added to the property. Many visitors came to witness the groundbreaking. According to Secretary Connie Finch, cabins stay packed year-round. "We have about 200,000 visitors a year on average," Connie said noting that the two new cabins are to be very beneficial to Magnolia Springs' visitors. Labor will be provided by the Department of Corrections. Pictured above from left are, Assistant Director Department of Corrections Bob Plemons, Senator Jack Hill, Jerry Henry, Jenkins County Commission Chairman, Mabel Jenkins, Department of Natural Resource Director and Chairman of the Jenkins County Development Authority, Representative Jon Burns, Magnolia Springs secretary Connie Finch , and Paula Herrington, Executive Director of Chamber of Commerce and Development Authority. (Staff photo by Mary Kate Holland) A groundbreaking was held at Magnolia Springs last Friday July 18th, for the two new cabins that will soon be added to the property. Many visitors came to witness the groundbreaking. According to Secretary Connie Finch, cabins stay packed year-round. "We have about 200,000 visitors a year on average," Connie said noting that the two new cabins are to be very beneficial to Magnolia Springs' visitors. Labor will be provided by the Department of Corrections. Pictured above from left are, Assistant Director Department of Corrections Bob Plemons, Senator Jack Hill, Jerry Henry, Jenkins County Commission Chairman, Mabel Jenkins, Department of Natural Resource Director and Chairman of the Jenkins County Development Authority, Representative Jon Burns, Magnolia Springs secretary Connie Finch , and Paula Herrington, Executive Director of Chamber of Commerce and Development Authority. (Staff photo by Mary Kate Holland)

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