January isn’t a busy time of year, but there are still a few events to attend for kinds, families, and adults.
It’s been a long year — check out some of the Plateau’s biggest stories you may have missed or forgotten.
Community Consciousness
No matter our differences, we are all human beings.
Pit bulls and other “dangerous” canines on the Plateau can now take a test to be exempt from breed-specific legislation
Zachary Kelley has been dancing since he was 6 years old. Just last month, he was named one of the best tap dancers in the world.
It took a little longer than expected, but commuters can finally get back to their regular routes.
Four students from the White River School District were honored recently.
It’s the second annual Merry on Main, brought to you by the White River High School DECA club.
Someone using a megaphone, harassment by text, and memory issues.
Community Consciousness
Monica Gaub was recently honored for her 7 years helping coordinate the White River Families First Coalition.
When he came back from overseas, Ray Uebler felt he shouldn’t tell anybody about his service. Times have changed.
Official details are few and far between.
The bridge was clsoed in the summer of 2018 after it was discovered a pillar had sunk into the ground below.
Visits from Santa and tree lighting to wine walks and chocolate — the Plateau has it all.
The election hasn’t been certified as of yet, but the results are likely to remain how they are now.
It’s an opportunity to watch artists create their work, and then even have a chance to buy it at the end.
Check out what voters approved, rejected, and who they put into office.
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