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‘OPEN HAUS’
The Casa Über Alles construction trades program at Fredericksburg High School held its open house recently and showed off its two tiny homes being built by students with guidance from local professionals. From left, Jennifer Hyde, of Texas Living Homes, James and Shana Boehm of Tamim Works, Ben Fuller of Lemberg House, Todd Eidson of Sierra Homes and junior student Kyle Blackwell talk about the House No. 7 project in the Casa Über Alles program. The group is also constructing its eighth tiny house. The program will also host an upcoming prize drawing with 10 guns for 10 winners on April 26 with proceeds going to the building trades program. Tickets are $100 and may be purchased at Builders FirstSource, Fredericksburg Veterinary Center, Laughlin Homes & Restoration, Schumann Granite, Sierra Homes or by emailing instructor Jessica Burrow at jessicab@fisd.org. More information is also available on the Casa Über Alles Facebook page. — Standard-Radio Post/Ken Esten Cooke
Gillespie Life
April 10, 2024
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