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Phillips Chevrolet celebrates 50 years of business

Retired Phillips Chevrolet employee Happy Bettenhausen (left) shows owner Curtis Pascarella the handwritten historical record he has kept of the Frankfort dealership on Oct. 3, two days after the company's 50th anniversary. Photos by Megan Schuller/Freelance Reporter
Pictured is a photograph of the original dealership in Frankfort.

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Megan Schuller, Freelance Reporter
3:12 pm CDT October 10, 2018
Fifty years and three locations later, the family-owned Phillips Chevrolet that originated in Frankfort has grown with the communities around it.

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