Just before the start of the school year, Wells IGA donated hundreds of bottles of water and an equal number of granola bars to help restock student emergency kits at Wells Elementary School. On Aug. 29, Nicholas and Nawarat Hunter, owners of Wells IGA, and their son, fourth-grader Tyler, assisted WES Assistant Principal Ken Spinney and WOCSD Facilities Manager Dave Smith with loading the supplies onto a pickup for delivery to the school. Pictured, from left to right, are Nawarat Hunter, Nicholas Hunter and Spinney.
“We appreciate the support from our community businesses such as the IGA,” said Spinney. “It is great having partners in education.”
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