McKenzie Middle Summer Bridge Camp Students Take Walking Downtown Tour
From the Jun 9, 2026 e-Edition
McKENZIE (June 4) — McKenzie Middle School students participating in the school's Summer Bridge Camp took a walking tour of downtown McKenzie Thursday.
They visited city hall and were shown around by Mayor Ryan Griffin, Police Chief Ryan White and Fire Chief Brian Tucker.
They toured the Gordon Brown Museum with its vice president, Jennifer Waldrup.
Lunch was enjoyed in Veterans Memorial Park, and the kids visited McKenzie Memorial Library.
Finally, the students stopped by the historic train depot before heading back to the school.
In the e-Edition
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