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Ellie Faber high-fives Josh "Lion Heart" Eikenberry -- the Recycle King —at the Fort Knox Recycle Center's Annual Recycle Customer Appreciation Day April 25, 2019. The center holds its annual fest to celebrate the customers who recycle their pl...
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Brandon Dahlen scores a goal at the Recycle Customer Appreciation Day 2019 held at the Fort Knox Recycle Center April 25, 2019. The Recycle Center holds its annual fest to celebrate the customers who recycle their plastics, glass and paper rather tha...
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Jose Gago explains some of the processes that recycled products must go through before being refashioned and reused to Terri Dahlen and her son Brandon at the Fort Knox Recycle Center, April 25, 2019. The Recycle Center holds its annual fest to celeb...
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Ann Kelley, the mother-in-law of Fort Knox Recycle Center worker Bradly Faber paints the face of Rhylen Magnifico as her father, Private 1st Class Austin Magnifico holds his six-month-old daughter MeKenna. The Recycle Center holds its annual fest to...
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The Qualified Recycle Branch held its annual Recycle Customer Appreciation Day at the Fort Knox Recycle Center April 25.
The event included a tour of the facility, multiple games for the kids, a chalk drawing of 'Earth' in the parking lot for the kids to fill in, bubble machines, recycle mascots that played with the kids and foodstuffs.
Event organizers said the annual celebration is an opportunity to highlight relationships between the Recycle Center and the patrons who recycle to encourage the community to keep reusable material out of landfills.
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