The Pre-K teachers at Hill City Elementary School are rejuvenating the outdoor classroom. They will cleanup and repair the existing structure, butterfly garden, and vegetable garden. The outdoor classroom was established in 2004 with the help of Keep Pickens Beautiful. KPB provided grant funds of $300.00, which will be used to purchase needed plants, seeds, soil, …
Pickens County residents only, may take four (4) scrap passenger tires, maximum per family, off the rims, to the Pickens County Recycle Center on Camp Road and Cove Road, during the month of April as part of the Great American Clean Month. Keep Pickens Beautiful would like to remind you that mosquito breeding season is …
TIRE AMNESTY MONTH OF APRIL FOR PICKENS COUNTY RESIDENTS Read More »
Keep Pickens Beautiful is proud to present our first quarter Green Ribbon Award to Jasper First Baptist Church. The church’s grounds are always tailored, neat, well groomed and “easy on the eye.” Our hats are off to them, and our thanks for helping to keep our community beautiful. Pictured are Charles Pittard & Earl Gaskins, …
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Keep Pickens Beautiful is pleased to announce another Adopt A Road member. Biguns Barbeque has volunteered to pick up Carnes Mill Road from White Stone Road up to their Restaurant on Highway 515, weekly. Pictured is Denny Oliver, who will be doing the job of keeping it clean, “thank you Denny.” KPB is all about reaching …
During a welcome break from cold weather and rain, Mary Ann Rentz pulled out her paintbrushes and took the opportunity to touch-up a mural in the heart of downtown Jasper. “This has been here at least 10 years and it faded,” said Rentz, whose efforts are part of Keep Pickens Beautiful mission to (you guessed …
KPB President Mary Ann Rentz spruces up a downtown mural Read More »
