FROM PAGE 1 Park last summer for the cheese curd sale in lieu of Rodeo. As to this year, Hendrickson said that the Rodeo Committee was still working on vendors, while further developments depended …
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FROM PAGE 1 Park last summer for the cheese curd sale in lieu of Rodeo.
As to this year, Hendrickson said that the Rodeo Committee was still working on vendors, while further developments depended greatly on some unknowns.
“Right now we’re still following the CDC guidelines,” he said, adding that they were “praying to God we have enough people vaccinated” to hold the annual event, “even if we have some social distancing,” he said. That said, the Truck Pull held the week before “will be a ‘go’ because it’s outside,” Hendrickson said, with additional hopes expressed that the new Community Center building will be in usable shape, as prefabricated walls are due to arrive in March for the building now under construction by Market and Johnson. With planning and care on the part of the community, the Stanley Rodeo will once again resume this year, on Father’s