West Plains, MO. – This past Wednesday, August 28th, the City of West Plains held a dedication ceremony in front of the Ozark Heritage Welcome Center. This event had food, live music from Dennis “Haxaw” Bottoms, another chainsaw carving made in honor of other local figures, and even an announcement about a local “Porter Wagoner Trail” anyone can follow along with.
The second chainsaw carving featured local figures Preacher Roe and Bill Virdon, and can be seen as the featured image on this article.
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The Ozark Heritage Welcome has copies of the new Porter Wagoner Trail now available in town, with those who have an interest in the classic country star being along to follow along and see places that were near and dear to the late entertainer.
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