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 Katie Felices won Best of Show in the Flower Show during Saturday's Daffodil Day in Bell Buckle. (Submitted photo) [Click to enlarge] |
Ribbons were awarded during the Daffodil Flower Show to all who entered. Daffodil Day included the annual Arbor Day ceremony at which Bell Buckle was awarded its eighth-year Tree City USA designation; it is the smallest city in the state to earn that honor. Shelbyville-based Duck River Electric Membership Corp. won the Tree Line USA award for the fourth year.
Carla Webb put on a production of "Tweedy and the Daffodily," to an enthusiastic response from local Forester Tom Hall, who wanted a copy of the production to use as marketing for the Forestry Division.
 Bell Buckle Mayor Dennis Webb (left) honors Ronnie Lokey as Citizen of the Year during the town's Daffodil Day on Saturday. (Submitted photo) [Click to enlarge] |
Lokey has spent numerous hours working for Bell Buckle Volunteer Fire Department over the last 28 years and is currently its chief. He also serves as manager of the town's water system. He has served as a Bell Buckle alderman, planning commission member, first responder, Lions Club member and Community Club volunteer.
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WHAT'S A TREE LINE AWARD AND HOW DO YOU GET IT?