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Photo: Market City Center sign goes up

Staff photo by Tim Barber Ryan Reed looks at a co-worker as he presses a 22-foot section of the Market City Center sign into place high above the 700 block of Market Street on Tuesday afternoon. Reed said the sign was manufactured at Victory Sign Industries in Fort Oglethorpe and the two-piece sign is made of aluminium. The $30 million, 10-story building, that holds 125 apartments, is the tallest structure built in the central business district since the 1970s.
Staff photo by Tim Barber Ryan Reed looks at a co-worker as he presses a 22-foot section of the Market City Center sign into place high above the 700 block of Market Street on Tuesday afternoon. Reed said the sign was manufactured at Victory Sign Industries in Fort Oglethorpe and the two-piece sign is made of aluminium. The $30 million, 10-story building, that holds 125 apartments, is the tallest structure built in the central business district since the 1970s. Staff photo by Tim Barber Ryan Reed looks at a co-worker as he presses a 22-foot section of the Market City Center sign into place high above the 700 block of Market Street on Tuesday afternoon. Reed said the sign was manufactured at Victory Sign Industries in Fort Oglethorpe and the two-piece sign is made of aluminium. The $30 million, 10-story building, that holds 125 apartments, is the tallest structure built in the central business district since the 1970s.

Ryan Reed looks at a co-worker as he presses a 22-foot section of the Market City Center sign into place high above the 700 block of Market Street on Tuesday afternoon.

Reed said the sign was manufactured at Victory Sign Industries in Fort Oglethorpe and the two-piece sign is made of aluminum.

The $30 million, 10-story building, that holds 125 apartments, is the tallest structure built in the central business district since the 1970s.