As a tribute to his father’s contributions to this community, Gary King continues to operate the Garland King Museum, which is the former Harris Middle and Central High Schools on Elm Street.
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As a tribute to his father’s contributions to this community, Gary King continues to operate the Garland King Museum, which is the former Harris Middle and Central High Schools on Elm Street. Lots of renovations have taken place inside since the King family purchased the property.
King said he’d like the community to know that there are no tickets available to visit the museum, as stated recently in an article in a Shelbyville magazine. “Tickets are not sold,” said King. “The museum is a private museum.”
T-G Editor’s note: The Big Gas Contest edition, sponsored by Southern Energy and Gary and Collin King, was published on Tuesday, Dec. 28.
Hidden logos are throughout the special section (still available in T-G office) in the ads, and readers count up the logos and use the entry form on the section to turn in to win. Readers turn in entry forms at the T-G office or at Serv-N-Go markets in town.
Prizes include five $200 gas cards. Deadline for entry is noon Monday, Jan. 10.
