Digging up history

Published 1:58 pm Sunday, December 7, 2014

By Daily Leader Staff

DAILY LEADER / Photo Submitted / Monticello officials Sandy Brister (left) and Dave Nichols open a time capsule buried in Runnels Creek Park in 1986. Among the items buried was a cassette, VHS, t-shirt, Cabbage Patch doll and a letter from former mayor Tommy Jolley. All items will go to the Lawrence County museum at t

DAILY LEADER / Photo Submitted / Monticello officials Sandy Brister (left) and Dave Nichols open a time capsule buried in Runnels Creek Park in 1986. Among the items buried was a cassette, VHS, t-shirt, Cabbage Patch doll and a letter from former mayor Tommy Jolley. All items will go to the Lawrence County museum at the Civic Center.

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