Construction workers with Haselhoff Construction of Cherokee work on installing siding of the $1.14 million fire station that broke ground in June. The city is aiming to open the building by next year. The project is the result of a seven-year capital campaign to raise $750,000 to replace the city's decades-old fire station, which has become cramped with new equipment.
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