Local children’s artwork is displayed at the “Kids Korner” at the Village Pantry at Ind. 3 and 26 in Hartford City.
Local children now have a unique place to display their art work.
Jennifer Rhodes, deli manager of the Village Pantry situated at the corner of State Roads 3 and 26 near downtown Hartford City, said the Village Pantry’s Kids Korner was created specifically so that youth would have a place to show off some of their creativity.
“We love our kids,” Rhodes said of the youth that often frequented the convenience store along with their parents.
Rhodes said it wasn’t unusual for some of the children to gather at the VP in the afternoon to work on homework as a group.
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