Army helicopter gets attention of Price residents

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An Army helicopter landed and lifted off from the field north of the Price National Guard Armory where the Durrant School once stood. A couple of take-offs gathered a lot of attention on Sept. 24. Could it have had something to do with former President George W. Bush's visit to the area on a hunting trip? No one seems to know for sure, but it did attract a crowd.

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