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ALBERTVILLE, AL (WAFF) -
An Albertville city park destroyed two years ago by a tornado will soon be back in service.
City leaders held a groundbreaking and dedication for Graham Park Thursday morning.
The park, along with Albertville High School, were destroyed in April 2010 when a tornado came through.
The city and Keep Albertville Beautiful helped raise $24,000 to rebuild it.
A construction company has been hired, but the city is also looking for volunteers.
"We wanted to have a community project that we worked on together, and we had a building activity out of it, and so we are going to come together as a group and erect it one Saturday," said Melody Whitten with Keep Albertville Beautiful.
Whitten said they hope to have the playground erected in the next four weeks.
Graham Park in Albertville is soon to reopen. It was destroyed by a tornado in 2010.
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