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Kids get to work to help restore an invaluable piece of history

Tribune Staff

| June 18, 2018

Printed in the June 20, 2018 edition

Photo by Linda KorChloe Pettice, Avery Farley, Karoline Belknap and Marina Rossi (pictured left to right) work to help fund a new roof for the Navajo County Historic Courthouse at 25 cents a cup with a lemonade stand they started on the courthouse lawn. Kim Belknap (right) gets a cool drink to help support the endeavor. A new roof for the courthouse is estimated to cost $175,000 but the girls said that they believe it’s a worthwhile endeavor to help preserve history.