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The Life of Young Larry Smith: Corner Drugs chapter



2008-05-28 - Downtown Greensburg, KY - Photo From the collection of Larry Smith, boy radio announcer.
LARRY SMITH, news anchor at the WAVE, WHVE FM 92.7 sent this grand old photo of the landmark Corner Drugs building in historic downtown Greensburg, KY. He writes, "Here's a photo of theold Corner Drug Store in Greensburg. The Drug Store is no longer, but the building houses a flower shop, The Greensburg Record Herald, and Nancy Stearman's CPA office. Again this photo reminds us of days gone by." Just down the street on the left was the Green County Courthouse, a path to which was taught to every little Green County child in the Cold War, because it was the only structure with a bomb shelter in the county. "We were to go there any times the Russians dropped a bomb on us," Larry Smith recalled.


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