Collapsed Building Creates Uncertainty for Holden Business
According to a facebook post, a building in Holden collapsed on Wednesday, leaving behind uncertainly for one local business.
“Today, we are dealing with something we never expected — the wall of our store has fallen, leaving behind a heartbreaking mess and a lot of uncertainty.
K & A Creations (219 South Market Street) is more than just a store to us. It’s a place where we’ve welcomed local vendors, shared local baked goodies and products, and built relationships with so many wonderful people in our community.
Our hearts are heavy as we take in the damage, but we are so thankful for the support and kindness this community has always shown us.
Right now, we are taking things one step at a time as we figure out what comes next. We will keep everyone updated as we learn more.
Please keep K & A Creations, our vendors, and everyone affected in your thoughts and prayers.
Thank you for supporting our small business and for being part of our K & A family. We appreciate each and every one of you more than you know,” the post read.
The exterior wall that collapsed contained a mural of the Holden train depot.
The business owners are Alan and Karen Mensch.
Alan Mensch serves as the mayor of Holden, while Karen serves as a Chamber of Commerce board member.
Storms moved through the area overnight, which may have been a factor in the building collapse.
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