The City of Corydon announced recently that it has been selected as a recipient of the Lowe’s Hometown Project Award,which will be used to help revitalize Chandler Memorial Park.
A release from the city said that the park was constructed in 2000, and stands as a lasting tribute to the brave men and women who have served our nation. For more than two decades, the park has served as a place of reflection, remembrance and community pride for the residents of Corydon, said the release.
The vision for Chandler Memorial Park was spearheaded by Carolyn Kalnins, whose dedication, leadership, and tireless efforts were instrumental in bringing the project to life, said the release.
“We are honored to receive the Lowe’s Hometown Project Award and grateful for this opportunity to invest in one of Corydon’s most meaningful public spaces,” said Mayor Ronda Smith. “This award will help us preserve and enhance Chandler Memorial Park for future generations while continuing to honor the veterans for whom this park was established.”
The City of Corydon extends its deepest gratitude to Mrs. Kalnins for her hard work and unwavering commitment to the community. Her vision and perseverance helped create a valued community landmark that continues to serve as a source of pride for residents and visitors alike, said the release.
Through the Lowe’s Hometown Project Award, improvements to Chandler Memorial Park will help ensure the park remains a beautiful and welcoming destination while preserving its important legacy as a memorial to our nation’s veterans, said the release.
The City of Corydon looks forward to sharing updates as the revitalization project moves forward and thanks Lowe’s for its commitment to strengthening communities across America, said the release.
