Wessington mural project brings community together
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WESSINGTON — “Togeth-er a community,” is the motto for the Wessington mural project, which locals gathered to begin painting “what their community means to them,” Thursday afternoon. The project is grant funded by the 21st Century Community Learning Centers (CCLC).
Up and coming artist, K-12 art teacher and middle school English teacher Rob Ammerman designed the foundation of the mural with the help of his wife, Kayti Ammerman, who is the grant co-ordinator and organizer, and hired students from the Wolsey-Wessington school, Parker VanBuskirk, Allison King, and Chantel Haider.