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Commissioners accept donated America 250 mural painted by local artist
Summary
Representatives from the America 250 committee presented a county mural painted over a month by artist Izzy Reyes (Murals of Honor); commissioners thanked the artist and discussed a permanent display location in county facilities.
A representative of the America 250 committee presented a donated mural to the commissioners and introduced the artist, Izzy Reyes, who painted the piece over the course of a month and described the project as a community effort.
"On behalf of the Daviess County America 250 committee, we would like to present a beautiful mural to the commissioners this morning," the committee representative said, introducing the artist. Reyes said his organization, Murals of Honor, provides murals at no cost to military‑based fire and police stations and that the mural reflects a countywide effort. Commissioners and committee members thanked the artist and discussed locating the mural in a visible place in the county building.
The presentation included acknowledgments for committee members and supporting American Legion members; the commissioners expressed appreciation for the donation and the artist's volunteer time.
