Recent donations help Prescott Creeks organization rebound from devastating December fire
Piecing together needed equipment
Eric Moore, owner of Jay’s Bird Barn, left, and Michael Byrd, the executive director of the Prescott Creeks organization, check out the new optical equipment that was donated to the organization by the Vortex Optics company. The equipment was among the needs that Prescott Creeks had after a December 2017 fire destroyed its log-cabin office along Highway 89. (Cindy Barks/Courier, file)
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