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Marcus Lemonis
(KNZA)--Wasting no time in getting the process started, residents of Horton plan to hold a work day Saturday to clean up the city.
That follows Wednesday's visit to the Brown County community by Marcus Lemonis the businesman host of CNBC's “The Profit,” who is helping to formulate ideas to bring new life to the city. The work day was inspired by Lemonis who told the residents to get to work while a plan is finalized.
The work day clean-up effort is set to start at 9:00 Saturday morning in downtown Horton.
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