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Committee still plans to improve Downtown Kirksville

by Justin Andrews

Posted: 12.04.2012 at 8:39 PM

After months of scaling back and even talks of disbanding, the Kirksville Downtown Improvement Committee, is still going!

/ Justin Andrews

After months of scaling back and even talks of disbanding, the Kirksville Downtown Improvement Committee, is still going!

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