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City of Wood River continuing quest to recover uncollected taxes from Hall County

City of Wood River continuing quest to recover uncollected taxes from Hall County

The City of Wood River is continuing its efforts to gain roughly $130,000 in uncollected city taxes between 2017 and 2024 relating to eight subdivisions that had been annexed to Wood River beginning in 2017 and believes Hall County Assessor and Register of Deeds Kristi Wold left the Wood River subdivisions in Hall County tax districts instead of putting them on city taxes rolls.

Members of Women Who Care – Hall County selected Wood River’s Stick Creek Kids as the recipient of a grant in the amount of approximately $17,500.00 at their recent quarterly meeting. Pictured, from left to right, are Women Who Care – Hall County St

Women Who Care – Hall County grant awarded to Stick Creek Kids

Nearly 200 women came together for the second quarterly meeting of Women Who Care – Hall County, where members learned about local organizations serving children and families before collectively selecting Stick Creek Kids in Wood River as the recipient of a preliminary $17,500 grant — surpassing the $15,300 grant awarded at the group’s inaugural meeting in May.

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