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Funeral Director Trevent Hayes stands beside the sign he had installed after he and his uncle bought Watts Funeral Home and made it Watts & Percell Funeral Home. Hayes, a Cave City native, has been managing the local funeral home since April 2011. He has tried to bring positive changes to the business, which is the oldest African American-owned business in Glasgow. Amanda Loviza Vickery / Glasgow Daily Times
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