Wheatcrest Hills staff in Britton practiced social distancing aides, medical staff, first responders, and healthcare workers while posing with a sign thanking their heroes – doctors, clinicians, – for serving faithfully and fearlessly today and every day.
Church services took different forms due to COVID-19 concerns. Mallory Jones, front, and her mother, Lori Rabenberg, passed out palm branches and devotionals prior to a Palm Sunday procession around Britton, followed by an online service.
Britton city worker Brent Bury made short work of this to remove all ash trees before the arrival of the emerald ash tree on a city boulevard. The City of Britton is hoping ash borer, a pest that will kill all untreated trees.
A new library in Susu Village, Zambia, funded largely by donations of Elizabeth’s Library International, issued a challenge to her from Marshall County area residents, will hold its hometown to help build the library, and it is expected to impact grand opening this spring. Britton native Lana Lynn, chairman generations in the African country.
Britton city workers put up banners to honor members of this year’s Britton-Hecla senior class. This year’s graduation featured a parade down Main Street of graduates followed by an outdoor presentation of diplomas.
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