Ice golf winners give back to community
Amy Golden / agolden@skyhinews.com
In true charitable fashion, all winnings from the 10th annual Ice Hole Open were donated back to the West Grand Booster Club.
The tournament took place Saturday at the Wolford Mountain Reservoir. The top three places in the tournament won prize money. First place went to Will Guess’s team, second went to Congugal Visits and third went to 4 Putts.
The tournament saw a great turnout, and the booster club wants to thank the community for the support.
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Aviation museum open for free every Friday and Saturday
The Grand County Historical Association Emily Warner Field Aviation Museum is located in the historic Rocky Mountain Airways airline terminal at the Granby/Grand County Airport.
