Building repairs continue to be priority topic at Childress Senior Citizens Center board meeting

  • The Childress Senior Citizens Center Board met Monday, Feb. 10 at the center. Attendees included, at left, facing the camera, Mikel Goundie, Connie Grayson, Connie Ferrill. Photo by Grace Holman
    The Childress Senior Citizens Center Board met Monday, Feb. 10 at the center. Attendees included, at left, facing the camera, Mikel Goundie, Connie Grayson, Connie Ferrill. Photo by Grace Holman
  • Kitchen improvements at the Childress Senior Citizens Center include the replacement of cabinetry, including the foreground island, due to deterioration and water leakage. At the table, “picking beans” for Tuesday’s luncheon, are, from left, Connie Grayson and Connie Ferrill.
    Kitchen improvements at the Childress Senior Citizens Center include the replacement of cabinetry, including the foreground island, due to deterioration and water leakage. At the table, “picking beans” for Tuesday’s luncheon, are, from left, Connie Grayson and Connie Ferrill.
    CHILDRESS — Replacement of cabinetry in the kitchen and a handicap-accessible update to the bathroom are current concerns for the Childress Senior Citizens Center, 403 S. Main St.Childress Senior Citizens Center Board Treasurer Lindsay Garret gave details of requirements for a grant from the Priddy Foundation, an organization dedicated to the support of programs in human services, educ...

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