Community Effort Gives Old Pryor Community Center New Life
Pryor has a new community center, thanks to a real community effort. They said it was a labor of love to bring an old building back to life that will now give seniors, veterans and recovering addicts a place to meet.
The building is the epitome of community, a place once old and falling apart, is now home to three organizations helping people in Pryor.
The 50-year-old Sertoma building used to serve senior citizens is city-owned and had fallen into disrepair.
Wayne Perego, a Sertoma member and the co-founder of the Northeastern Oklahoma Veteran s Freedom Tour, which sends vets to national monuments, wanted to change that.
Community Effort Gives Old Pryor Community Center New Life
Pryor has a new community center, thanks to a real community effort. They said it was a labor of love to bring an old building back to life that will now give seniors, veterans and recovering addicts a place to meet.
The building is the epitome of community, a place once old and falling apart, is now home to three organizations helping people in Pryor.
The 50-year-old Sertoma building used to serve senior citizens is city-owned and had fallen into disrepair.
Wayne Perego, a Sertoma member and the co-founder of the Northeastern Oklahoma Veteran s Freedom Tour, which sends vets to national monuments, wanted to change that.