The Christian County Historical Society is ready for the summer months to be here, with hopes to showcase repairs and renovations made to the site. Starting April 1st, the CCHS will be open to the public on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.. Now that preservation of the log house is complete, it’s time to get the site cleaned up for guests and events. Jodi Heberling, Co-President of the Christian County Historical Society, talks about the need for volunteers to assist with their Clean Up Day on April 5th.

Heberling couldn’t be happier to see the work completed on the log house. With a new, overhead structure built to protect the building, Heberling says it will be some time before any more repairs are needed.

To celebrate Earth Day, the Christian County Historical Society will host a free event for the family to enjoy on April 27th. Activities, auctions, and apple crisp, are part of what has Heberling most excited.

Find out more about the Christian County Historical Society at their Facebook page. You can also visit them at www.christiancountyhistorical.com.

Jodi Heberling appeared as a guest on the WTIM Morning Show.