Volunteers brave elements, remove trash
On behalf of the White River Trail Runners ATV/UTV Club, I would like to thank the nearly 30 volunteers who braved the rain to help with this year’s Annual Hubbard Mesa Clean Up! Along with the Hi Country 4Wheelers Club, we picked up two 40-yard dumpsters full of trash and over 70 tires. Thank you MRI, Redi Services LLC, Casey Concrete, Hi Country 4Wheelers, and the BLM for the clean, dry restrooms. See you next year!
Susan Nichols-Alvis
White River Trail Runners president and secretary
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