
But wait! It will soon be replaced. By this:

Meantime, just across the street, another nearly identical building is nearing completion. It will be an office complex housing medical and dental offices, according to owner Robert Hamill.

And it's nice to see some new buildings and some commerce finally coming to the "back side" of my town.
Wow. So that's what progress looks like.
ReplyDeleteI've heard there was such a thing.
There you go, Mike. And just what we need: another pizza place!
ReplyDeleteI've been in that little store a hundred times at least! When my parents lived in Camp Verde we'd stop there for the requisite chips and drinks, so my kids and grand kids could make the looooong haul over Mingus. After all, it was a whole hour to Grandma's house!
ReplyDeleteYup. The sad part of "progress" is it leaves a little bit of our past behind. I live close to it so I also have been there often.
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