Construction of new building at Vickie’s Country Resturant

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On: August 12, 2009

Construction of the new building of Vikies Country Kitchen is progressing. — Construction of the new building of Vickie's Country Kitchen is progressing.

After a fire destroyed the old building, construction of a new Vickie’s Country Kitchen is showing signs of progress. The popular area eatery is owned by Vickie Bradshaw.

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