Commission approves American Legion veterans memorial display in courthouse
Summary
The Commission approved use of wall space at the Randolph courthouse entrance for a veterans memorial display proposed by the American Legion; the post will fund the project and return with detailed plans.
Clayton Webb, commander of the American Legion Randolph Post, asked the Commission for permission to install a veterans memorial display in the courthouse that may include a 48‑star flag and framed photographs of Rich County veterans. The Commission approved the use of wall space on the left as visitors enter the courthouse and recorded that the American Legion will fund the project and return with specific plans.
The authorization was recorded in the meeting minutes; no county funding was committed at this time. Further details, including exact placement and installation timeline, will be provided by the American Legion when it returns to present specific plans.
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