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Price City Mayor Terry Willis talks Pioneer Park renovations

By Castle Country Radio · October 21, 2026 · 1 min read
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Citing public safety concerns about failing retaining walls and hazardous timber, Price City is moving forward with safety improvements and a tree-replacement program. Price City Mayor Terry Willis joined the KOAL newsroom to discuss the changes and rationale behind the improvements.

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