Fayette County resource coordinator Dave Pollard addresses members of AmeriCorps National Civilian Conservation Corps (NCCC), other volunteers and members of the Fayette County Urban Renewal Authority Saturday morning at the New River Birding & Nature Center at Wolf Creek Park. Pollard thanked the NCCC workers and volunteers for the work they have done to create a wetlands boardwalk on the Center’s land. At his left is Bill Hilton Jr., director of the Center. For a more complete look at the event, see the Monday edition of The Fayette Tribune.
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