Helper loses piece of history to highway interchange project

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WW Clyde demolition crews start tearing down Fossat's Drive In, a historic rock house next to the business and a barn behind the structure on Tuesday. The buildings, which have remained vacant for years, will be removed to make way for the four-lane highway and Helper interchange project. The interchange and two lanes of travel are expected to be completed in 2007.

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