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A beloved 40-year-old blue barn in Mukwonago, originally painted by high school seniors to deter vandalism, is being reborn—thanks to a community effort. After the original structure was deemed too damaged to move, the village built a faithful replica at Indianhead Park, turning it into a concession stand for an outdoor performance stage. Funded by a $50K state grant and another $50K from the Kiwanis Club, the project also brings back the original painters and involves local students in construction. More than just a building, this barn symbolizes rural pride and community spirit—and it’s being restored so future generations can experience its charm.

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