Flood buy-out brings buildings down in LaGrange

Posted: 09.07.2010 at 6:56 AM

LAGRANGE, MO. -- Four commercial buildings along the LaGrange, Missouri riverfront are set to be demolished.

This is all part of the federal flood buyouts program from the 2008 flooding.

The buildings are located along main street.

They are the old Medical Clinic, Pool Hall, PC Bait and Tiemann Conoco.

Demolition will begin this week.

Related Links

		City of LaGrange
		LaGrange Merchant
		LaGrange Chamber of Commerce
		Lewis County Press
		Midwest communities consider buyouts

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