A deserving touch-up

The Eternal Flame of Freedom, which sits west of the Allen County Courthouse, has a newly refurbished display, courtesy of Ron Holman, the county's maintenance director, and Feuerborn Family Funeral Services.
The plaque recognizing veterans with an Eternal Flame of Freedom outside the Allen County Courthouse recently received a good cleaning thanks to Ron Holman, maintenance director for Allen County. Courtesy photo
Published: November 3, 2026
|
Preferred source Add The Iola Register as a preferred source on Google. Google Search will then show you more of our stories in Top Stories. Opens Google; you may need to sign in.

The Eternal Flame of Freedom, which sits west of the Allen County Courthouse, has a newly refurbished display, courtesy of Ron Holman, the county’s maintenance director, and Feuerborn Family Funeral Services.

The plaque recognizing veterans with an Eternal Flame of Freedom outside the Allen County Courthouse recently received a good cleaning thanks to Ron Holman, maintenance director for Allen County.

The plaque had suffered the effects of the elements since its installation in 1970 by the American Legion’s Leslie J. Campbell Post No. 15.

Holman gave credit to Feuerborn Funeral Home for the refurbishment.

Leave a Reply

The Iola Register Comment Policy

The Iola Register needs your voice. We welcome your on-topic commentary. Comments are moderated for civility. Please read our Comment Policy before commenting.

Trending now

  1. Marmaton Valley schools eye upgrades

  2. Area athletes peak at the right time

  3. Road near Humboldt closed due to washout

  4. Allen County voters reject sales tax

  5. Cooking up something sweet

Related articles

Recent Videos

View our channel