Carbon County bids goodbye to 100-year-old Central School

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The Old Central School minutes before demolition begins. Price city officials conducted a funeral ceremony for the 100-year-old building on Friday giving Carbon County residents a chance to say goodbye to the long standing structure. Bricks from the building were available to all who attended.

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