The facility will be home to the seasonal farmers market as well as a venue for other community activities.
The facility is named for the late Mrs. Stout, who lived across the street for many years and was a community volunteer and civic leader. Her son, U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Alan Stout, had previously owned the empty lot where market was developed. For a long time, he had allowed local farmers to sell their produce there.
The facility is named for the late Mrs. Stout, who lived across the street for many years and was a community volunteer and civic leader. Her son, U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Alan Stout, had previously owned the empty lot where market was developed. For a long time, he had allowed local farmers to sell their produce there.
