At least 500 people, including many military veterans and their families, defied the cold weather Nov. 4 to attend the dedication ceremony of the Warren County Tribute to Veterans Memorial. The …
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At least 500 people, including many military veterans and their families, defied the cold weather Nov. 4 to attend the dedication ceremony of the Warren County Tribute to Veterans Memorial. The monument site honors area military members who sacrificed their lives during times of war. A granite wall carved with the names of 72 fallen veterans will be added soon.The monument site is at Veterans Memorial Parkway and Market Street in Warrenton.IMG_2621.JPGIMG_2443.JPGIMG_2449.JPGIMG_2458.JPGIMG_2484.JPGIMG_2490.JPGIMG_2491.JPGIMG_2512.JPGIMG_2562.JPGIMG_2570.JPGIMG_2571.JPGIMG_2584.JPGIMG_2587.JPGIMG_2593.JPGIMG_2597.JPGIMG_2611.JPGIMG_2622.JPGIMG_2634.JPGIMG_2653.JPGIMG_2670.JPGIMG_2683.JPGIMG_2709.JPGIMG_2782.JPG
