Getting ready for concrete pouring

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Workers put the finishing touches on the rebar lattice work and frames Wednesday morning to get ready for Thursday's scheduled concrete pour at Price City's Price River Trail. The need for off-street parking at the 600 South-Carbon Avenue trailhead became quickly apparent after the new path for walkers and bikers opened this spring. The paved walkway along the banks of the river has been attracting users of all ages.

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