The Range Riders Museum held a clean-up day on Saturday in preparation for the opening of the museum on Thursday. Delores Cameron and Wally Badgett, both from the board of directors, clean the glass and organize the displays in the main log building. They were joined by the curators, directors and their families and volunteers to clean glass, vacuum and dust the different buildings and displays. The museum has exhibits ranging from the age of the dinosaurs to the 21st century. Those exhibits include many from the Native Americans of the area; from the pioneers of the range country of the Great Plains from soldiers, including General Custer as well as from General Miles. Admission is free to members of the Range Riders Museum Association, while non-member admission fees are $10 for adults; $8 for seniors; $5 for college and high school students; and $3 for grade school students STAR PHOTO/Sharon Moore
