Arbor Day means the planting of trees

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Students, school district employees and officials of Price city planted a tree at Castle Heights Elementary School in commemoration of Arbor Day last week. The tree planting has become a ritual at the school on every Arbor Day, with trees now lining the bus turn around on the campus.

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