Southwest Health and Human Services/SHIP holds ribbon cutting for new e-Bike Fleet at End-O-Line
“Where’s the ribbon?” With those words from an anxious and curious Lydia Webb, a ribbon-cutting ceremony commenced at Currie’s End-O-Line Park in Currie last Thursday to introduce and celebrate four new e-bikes to the locals.
Southwest Health and Human Services’ Statewide Health Improvement Partnership (SHIP) hosted the ceremony to celebrate the launch of the new e-bike fleet, which will available for public use to explore the scenic Casey Jones State Trail. The initiative is the result of a collaborative effort between Box Car Wind, SHIP, and the Taylor Family Farms Foundation, and is geared toward sharing a vision to promote physical activity and encourage residents and visitors to enjoy pairie views along the trail.
