Andy Millard accepts a proclamation from Tryon Mayor Alan Peoples for his work to renovate the Tryon depot. The proclamation was made in recognition of the depot project being awarded the 2012 North Carolina Small Town Main Street Award of Merit for Economic Restructuring by the North Carolina Department of Commerce on Feb. 1. (photo by Leah Justice)
Andy Millard accepts a proclamation from Tryon Mayor Alan Peoples for his work to renovate the Tryon depot. The proclamation was made in recognition of the depot project being awarded the 2012 North Carolina Small Town Main Street Award of Merit for Economic Restructuring by the North Carolina Department of Commerce on Feb. 1. (photo by Leah Justice)

Depot recognized at state level

Published 3:55pm Wednesday, February 27, 2013
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