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Sunpro & Ancient Grains Progress; Christmas Lighting Celebration

 


Sunpro and Ancient Grain Facilities

It's nice to see the progress being made on two of the latest businesses to move into Sugar City. 

If you haven't heard, Sunpro is building a large complex just south of Hwy 33 and north of the junior high school. The facility will include a truss and door plant, lumber yard, and commercial store.

On the site that used to be Moody Creek Produce on 7th east, Ancient Grains is erecting the first storage and processing shed of their facility. Eventually, they expect to have a number of buildings, including a commercial location.

Christmas Light Celebration


The annual Christmas Light Celebration is this coming Monday, December 2, at 6pm at Heritage Park. 

Afterward, kids are invited to visit with Santa at the North Pole at City Hall.


I hope everyone has a wonderful Thanksgiving and is looking forward to a wonderful Christmas Season!

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