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Guden Family Promise Prairie dedicated near Athens wells

Guden Family Promise Prairie dedicated near Athens wells
THE UNVEILING - Dave Guden watches as Brooke Bembeneck and Kirstie Heidenreich of the Marathon County Conservation, Planning and Zoning Department unveil new signs to commemorate and explain the Guden Familly Promise Prairie near Athens. Below, members of the extended Guden pose for a group photo in front of the signs. STAFF PHOTOS/KEVIN O’BRIEN
Guden Family Promise Prairie dedicated near Athens wells
THE UNVEILING - Dave Guden watches as Brooke Bembeneck and Kirstie Heidenreich of the Marathon County Conservation, Planning and Zoning Department unveil new signs to commemorate and explain the Guden Familly Promise Prairie near Athens. Below, members of the extended Guden pose for a group photo in front of the signs. STAFF PHOTOS/KEVIN O’BRIEN

Rainfall turned out to be the perfect backdrop for a dedication ceremony held last Thursday near Athens to commemorate a newly planted prairie that will protect the village’s groundwater for gene...

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