Bill and Cindy Bardsley’s home has come together quite a bit in just two months. The house was only studs on Dec. 30, 2019, but by February 2020 the outside is nearly complete! The Bardsley’s plan to move into the “shome” in about a month, but the project won’t be complete until late summer.
Bill and Cindy Bardsley are building themselves a new and innovative place to live where they can live and Bill can work on his craft projects without stepping foot outside.
At the Wallace Community Lions Club regular meeting in January, Melissa Nelms was inducted into membership. Melissa is the K-12 art teacher at Wallace School and is being sponsored by Membership Chair Kathy Fowler. Pictured (l-r) are: President Gary Hager, Nelms, Sponsor Kathy Fowler and Past President Stephanie McConnell.
The Perkins County Sheriff’s Office and the Grant Volunteer Fire Department were called to the scene of a one-vehicle rollover accident mid-day Sunday just east of the Highway 23/61 junction east of Grant. According to Deputy Casey Griffin, the driver apparently over-corrected and veered off the highway. He said the vehicle rolled five times before coming to rest in the south ditch. The driver was transported to the hospital in Grant. Since the driver was a minor, Griffin did not release the name.
The Youth Arts program is seeking donations to bring the Missoula Children’s Theatre to Grant in March.
The dark shaded area, in the southwest part of Grant and connected to a tract in northwest Grant, has been declared substandard/blighted which qualifies the area to use tax increment financing for public improvements, such as streets, sewer and water mains.
Action by the Grant city council Jan. 28 paves the way for additional redevelopment areas within the boundaries of the City of Grant.
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