Fribley Field Concession Stand, Restrooms Complete

July 28, 2016 at 4:25 p.m.

By Jennifer [email protected]

Fribley Field has a new concession stand and restroom facility.

A donors ceremony was held Monday for the building that was completed this month on East Market Street, Warsaw.[[In-content Ad]]Cabinets still need to be installed in the concession stand, and cement will be laid near the exterior of the facility, according to Carl Sowers, Young Tiger Football.

Sowers said the organization hopes to use the facility for the spring Young Tigers season.

A groundbreaking ceremony was held in August for the new building.

The building features a 1-1/2-story building with three stall restrooms each for men and women with handicapped accessibility. The previous concession stand had restroom facilities half a block away.

"Because of the many elderly and small children coming to the games, Young Tigers felt there was a need for closer handicapped restroom facilities, along with a larger and up-to-date concession stand," Sowers said.

The concession stand is on the other side of the restrooms.

An announcer table and score board controls are located in the upper level of the building.

K21 Foundation donated $15,000 toward the facility; Kosciusko Community Foundation donated $4,000; the city donated $5,000; and the Dane and Mary Louise Miller Foundation donated $4,000.

Sowers said there were many other individuals and business owners who contributed financially toward the project. A sponsors sign will be posted on the building for those who contributed to the facility.

"This project could not have come together without the help of so many people in the community," Sowers said.

Fribley Field has a new concession stand and restroom facility.

A donors ceremony was held Monday for the building that was completed this month on East Market Street, Warsaw.[[In-content Ad]]Cabinets still need to be installed in the concession stand, and cement will be laid near the exterior of the facility, according to Carl Sowers, Young Tiger Football.

Sowers said the organization hopes to use the facility for the spring Young Tigers season.

A groundbreaking ceremony was held in August for the new building.

The building features a 1-1/2-story building with three stall restrooms each for men and women with handicapped accessibility. The previous concession stand had restroom facilities half a block away.

"Because of the many elderly and small children coming to the games, Young Tigers felt there was a need for closer handicapped restroom facilities, along with a larger and up-to-date concession stand," Sowers said.

The concession stand is on the other side of the restrooms.

An announcer table and score board controls are located in the upper level of the building.

K21 Foundation donated $15,000 toward the facility; Kosciusko Community Foundation donated $4,000; the city donated $5,000; and the Dane and Mary Louise Miller Foundation donated $4,000.

Sowers said there were many other individuals and business owners who contributed financially toward the project. A sponsors sign will be posted on the building for those who contributed to the facility.

"This project could not have come together without the help of so many people in the community," Sowers said.
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