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Nutter Fort recognizes Mother Goose Land and L&L Auvil for multi-decade service
Summary
Councilor Karen Phillips and the council formally recognized Mother Goose Land on its 50th anniversary and Lyndon and Lonna Auvil on their 22nd anniversary, praising both businesses for longstanding service to the local economy and community. These were ceremonial acknowledgments recorded under new business.
The council recognized Mother Goose Land for its 50th anniversary and described the business as a cornerstone of the local economy and a dedicated community partner. Councilor Karen Phillips and town officials honored Phillips' employees and the business during the Sept. 9 meeting.
The council also recognized Lyndon and Lonna Auvil and their employees for L&L Auvil’s 22nd anniversary and for their continued commitment to customer service in serving Nutter Fort. These recognitions were ceremonial and did not require council action beyond the acknowledgments recorded in the minutes.
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