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Corey Barksdale Paints Mural Honoring Armed Forces in Dublin, GA

Thursday, August 22nd 2019 Dublin, GA- Nationally recognized Atlanta artist, Corey Barksdale returned to Dublin, GA this week with a mission to utilize his gift of art with a mural honoring armed forces. Visit Dublin GA began the search earlier this year for the perfect mural location, with the call being answered promptly by Mayor Phil Best of Premier Properties of Dublin. Corey Barksdale spent an entire morning and afternoon in Dublin this week completing painting the surface wall. Mayor Best said “Very grateful and excited that Corey Barksdale and Visit Dublin GA chose our office to honor our Veterans. Come by and check it out!”

Corey Barksdale, no stranger to Dublin has previously been commissioned to design and paint both a mural and sculpture at Dublin GA’s Martin Luther King, Jr. Monument Park.

The colorful mural now proudly adorns an outside wall of the Premier Properties offices located at 608 Bellevue Avenue, with convenient public access. Just steps from Downtown Dublin, the mural honoring armed forces will attract visitors serving as a photo opportunity backdrop for young and old and is a vibrant addition to Dublin’s growing art scene.

For media requests, please contact:

Rebecca McWilliam
Visit Dublin GA
rebecca@visitdublinga.org
478-272-4002

Miriam Lewis

Once upon a time, a serial reader of Little Women and Little House On The Prairie, Miriam Lewis has harnessed her love of great storytelling, beautiful photography, and good people, and bundled it into a big package that is Executive Director of Visit Dublin GA. As a destination veteran Miriam joined Visit Dublin GA in 2015. She oversees Dublin Visitors Center operations & staff and Dublin and Laurens County’s marketing communications while leading strategic initiatives to maintain and strengthen the tourism industry in Dublin. Her favorite work hobbies include making good old fashioned paper lists (plural), reminding staff to take their breaks (they sometimes listen), quality checking local eats (she’ll quickly suggest goat curry or tongue tacos), and building relationships which become links in partnership across the state, boosting an economic engine for the Laurens County community.