Pride Park once again becomes a place of pride

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	Terance Croslin, left, and Nick Doerschlag, Hoisington High School freshman enjoyed worig in the earl ymorning sunshine. View Larger View » < >

HOISINGTON — Pride Park in Hoisington will once again be a place for pride and be a place the city’s children to have fun, fresh air and exercise. When the entire project is funded, there will be a shelter house for picnics and for entire families to make bonds and memories.

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