PULASKI — Covering almost two downtown blocks, the hodgepodge of brick and metal buildings that make up Pulaski Furniture Corp. rises above the Pulaski skyline from the heart of town.

It has sat here — puffing steam and humming with activity — for decades.

At one time, the location and sheer size of the facility were comforting symbols of a massive and growing industry, one that raised generations of Pulaski residents, fueled growth along Main Street and “was one of the most important things that kept our town alive,” said lifelong resident Betty Ratcliffe Kirkner.
Now, however, the plant is a picture of decline Read the story.