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The race against the clock continued in West Chester Monday as day six of the extreme makeover of a Tri-State family’s home was well underway. The Extreme crew has been working around the clock to finish remodeling the home of Ginger and Greg Akers in time for the big reveal on Thursday. Not even darkness was a match for the team as workers worked to pour concrete for the pool and driveway in the early morning hours Monday, using large lights to illuminate the work site. Supplies stored in the home’s garage hinted toward projects to be completed later in the day; installing hardwood floors and painting the interior of the home. Crews working on the Akers’ home were trying to move as fast as they could while remaining focused when a surprise visitor stopped by the work site Monday morning. Ohio Governor Ted Strickland arrived at the West Chester home as crews were busy installing gutters. Governor Strickland took time to talk with volunteers and even played a game of cornhole with Micha
DAYTON, Ohio — ABC’s hit show, Extreme Makeover: Home Edition is coming to the Dayton, Ohio, area to remake a lucky family’s home. Ty Pennington, team leader of the show, and his design team will notify the selected family by showing up at their Dayton-area home Thursday, July 30. There are currently five families in the running to receive the home. Although the family is unknown, the community and volunteers are rallying together to support the cause. Friday morning, volunteers met at Far Hills Community Church in Dayton for a pep rally. Between 1,500 and 2,000 volunteers with donated building materials will demolish the existing house and replace it with a brand new one in about 106 hours. Coventry Fine Homes, a custom and production homebuilder in the greater Dayton area, has committed to helping with the project. “It was an honor to have been called by Extreme Makeover to lead the building process and participate in the show,” said Rob Arnold, President of Coventry Fine Homes and
ABC’s hit show, Extreme Makeover: Home Edition is coming to the Dayton, Ohio, area to remake a lucky family’s home. Ty Pennington, team leader of the show, and his design team will notify the selected family by showing up at their Dayton-area home Thursday, July 30. There are currently five families in the running to receive the home. Although the family is unknown, the community and volunteers are rallying together to support the cause. Sources: http://www.wcpo.com/content/specials/2008/extreme/story/Extreme-Makeover-Home-Edition-Coming-To-Dayton/OUsqiemVHEuj8TUrCSkmgg.
The race against the clock continued in West Chester Monday as day six of the extreme makeover of a Tri-State family’s home was well underway. The Extreme crew has been working around the clock to finish remodeling the home of Ginger and Greg Akers in time for the big reveal on Thursday. Not even darkness was a match for the team as workers worked to pour concrete for the pool and driveway in the early morning hours Monday, using large lights to illuminate the work site. Supplies stored in the home’s garage hinted toward projects to be completed later in the day; installing hardwood floors and painting the interior of the home. Crews working on the Akers’ home were trying to move as fast as they could while remaining focused when a surprise visitor stopped by the work site Monday morning. Ohio Governor Ted Strickland arrived at the West Chester home as crews were busy installing gutters. Governor Strickland took time to talk with volunteers and even played a game of cornhole with Micha
DAYTON, Ohio — ABC’s hit show, Extreme Makeover: Home Edition is coming to the Dayton, Ohio, area to remake a lucky family’s home. Ty Pennington, team leader of the show, and his design team will notify the selected family by showing up at their Dayton-area home Thursday, July 30. There are currently five families in the running to receive the home. Although the family is unknown, the community and volunteers are rallying together to support the cause. Friday morning, volunteers met at Far Hills Community Church in Dayton for a pep rally. Between 1,500 and 2,000 volunteers with donated building materials will demolish the existing house and replace it with a brand new one in about 106 hours. Coventry Fine Homes, a custom and production homebuilder in the greater Dayton area, has committed to helping with the project. “It was an honor to have been called by Extreme Makeover to lead the building process and participate in the show,” said Rob Arnold, President of Coventry Fine Homes and
