Saturday, November 20, 2010
Harlan County High School To Get New Stadium
KENTUCKY....
When Richard Gilliam sold Cumberland Resources Corp., which was the parent company of Black Mountain Resources in Harlan County, to Massey Energy earlier this year, he made a $1 million donation from his private charitable foundation to Harlan County High School for a new football stadium and the county's first track and field facility. The stadium will be named Coal Miners Memorial Stadium and will include seating for 3,000 fans in its first phase with plans for later expansion.
When Richard Gilliam sold Cumberland Resources Corp., which was the parent company of Black Mountain Resources in Harlan County, to Massey Energy earlier this year, he made a $1 million donation from his private charitable foundation to Harlan County High School for a new football stadium and the county's first track and field facility. The stadium will be named Coal Miners Memorial Stadium and will include seating for 3,000 fans in its first phase with plans for later expansion.# posted by Homer Owens @ 10:35 PM 
