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(KLZA)-- An idea of leading a monthly movie and activity series utilizing Prichard Auditorium in Falls City was the winning idea in the “My Hometown is Cool” program led by the Nebraska Extension - Richardson County and Falls City Chamber of Commerce.
Four proposals were submitted to the judges Tuesday night at Prichard Auditorium by teams of students. The ideas included an elementary school clothing donation closet, a project to clean up and improve the arboretum and a project to create indoor batting cages .
The winning idea was presented by the team of Thomas Aitken, Adisen Fischer, Tate Wilcox and Quincy Koelliker.
Grant funding of $2000 will being all students together to develop the winning idea further and purchase necessary equipment such as a movie screen.
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