At the recent quarterly board meeting of the Wood River Community Centennial Foundation, several grants were received for events at the Wood River Rural High School.
The City of Wood River requests residents’ assistance to identify projects that will meet the needs of the community, prioritize those needs, and provide information to help the community pursue funds for projects through state, federal, and private resources. This process begins with a Community Needs Assessment Survey and it is important that each household complete a survey. This is your opportunity to provide input. The survey is not only for residents of Wood River, but includes all residents of the Wood River School District.
The Gibbon City Council heard monthly department reports, reviewed the One and Six Year Street Plan, and looked at a number of ordinances that dotted the agenda on Tuesday, February 22.
Members of the Shelton Volunteer Fire Department, with the aid of departments from Gibbon and Wood River, worked to contain a grass fire on Bluff Center Road east of Shelton on Sunday, February 27. The dry conditions that have prevailed throughout the state over the past few months have increased the risks of grass fires. Forecasts indicate chances for precipitation this weekend. (–photo by Steve Glenn)
The Shelton Board of Education met for its regular monthly meeting on Monday, February 14, and heard reports from members of the administrative team and chose a firm for the district’s HVAC among the items on the agenda.
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