Votes sought to save landmarks

GRAND ISLAND, Neb. (AP) — Three Nebraska landmarks are vying for votes as part of a program dedicated to preserving America's historical, fun and cultural landmarks.

Grand Island's Stuhr Museum, Alliance's Carhenge and the Strategic Air & Space Museum in Ashland are competing in the online Save a Landmark program.

Hampton Hotels is behind the effort, which will bring volunteers to the winning site to complete a preservation project.

Since launching in 2000, the program has provided thousands of hours and more than $2 million toward the research and preservation of roadside landmarks.

To vote, visit www.hamptonlandmarks.com and click on “Save a Landmark.”

The winner will be announced Dec. 7.

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