A Look Back at 2015 in Waitsburg and Prescott
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In January, Jim Lynch replaced Dan Katsel as Waitsburg's new public works director. Lynch installs the melted turbine from Wait's Mill at the newly developed Wait's Mill Park.
Twenty-fifteen in Waitsburg has been a year of celebrations and new beginnings. Local dignitaries visited the city during May's Waitsburg Celebration Days to recognize the city's 150th birthday and to dedicate the historic bronze statues that now reside on Main Street. Several new businesses – Whiskey Creek Sports Bar and Grill, Gleason's Galley, Tricho Cuts, and Ameri – hung their shingles; and Kindergarten teacher Pam Nolan-Beasley received national recognition (again!) for her teaching skills.
It's even possible that Waitsburg could become home base for regional racing events. One can only...
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