Sen. Kent Williams is joined by Marion Mayor Ashley Brady, City Administrator Allen Ammons and Park Manager Holly Barr for a $500,000 appropriation announcement for Amazing Grace Park on September 30. The funding will help maintain the Clementa Pinckney Memorial Museum Park and continue to increase cultural programs along with attracting tourists.
Naeem McFadden
An art installation of the late Sen. Clementa Pinckney is on display at Amazing Grace Park. Rev. Pinckney was one of nine people killed by a gunman June 17, 2015 at Mother Emanuel AME Church in Charleston. The married father with two daughters also served 19 years as a state legislator.
Naeem McFadden
Amazing Grace Park in Marion received $500,000 in state funding to maintain operations.
MARION, S.C. — Sen. Kent Williams was joined by Marion Mayor Ashley Brady and City Administrator Allen Ammons in presenting a $500,000 appropriation to Marion County Museum Director Roseanne Black and manger Holly Barr for Amazing Grace Park and the Clementa Pinckney Memorial Monday.
Sen. Kent Williams is joined by Marion Mayor Ashley Brady, City Administrator Allen Ammons and Park Manager Holly Barr for a $500,000 appropriation announcement for Amazing Grace Park on September 30. The funding will help maintain the Clementa Pinckney Memorial Museum Park and continue to increase cultural programs along with attracting tourists.
An art installation of the late Sen. Clementa Pinckney is on display at Amazing Grace Park. Rev. Pinckney was one of nine people killed by a gunman June 17, 2015 at Mother Emanuel AME Church in Charleston. The married father with two daughters also served 19 years as a state legislator.
