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Students build new steps for the Mobridge Shrine Club can trailer

By Karen Bricks May 2, 2024 | 12:16 AM

The Mobridge Shrine Club has had a can trailer on West Grand Crossing for several years. Recently it was damaged due to an automobile accident. Mobridge Shriner Tom Dafnis says the trailer has now been repaired, thanks to students in the Mobridge-Pollock Building Trades class.

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