Volunteers pick up 7,000 pounds of trash in Farner

  • Citizens from Turtletown and Farner came together Saturday, November 20, to help remove a large mound of metal and trash that had been piling up for years along Waller Road in Farner. Shown are, from left, Mike and Karen Herring, Tennessee Litter Grant Director for Polk County William Wallace, Zeke Brendle and Ronney Freeman.
    Citizens from Turtletown and Farner came together Saturday, November 20, to help remove a large mound of metal and trash that had been piling up for years along Waller Road in Farner. Shown are, from left, Mike and Karen Herring, Tennessee Litter Grant Director for Polk County William Wallace, Zeke Brendle and Ronney Freeman.
  • Shown is the final result of the large mound of metal and trash, which was estimated to weigh 7,670 pounds, that was collected along Waller Road in Farner Saturday, November 20.
    Shown is the final result of the large mound of metal and trash, which was estimated to weigh 7,670 pounds, that was collected along Waller Road in Farner Saturday, November 20.
Thanks to five volunteers from Farner and Turtletown, and a Polk County official, over 7,000 pounds of metal items and trash that had been piling up for years along Waller Road in Farner has been…

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