As part of a kickoff for their promotion of healthy living, the Wal-Mart Foundation donated $14,000 to the City of Pryor for the new recycling program. Store manager Mike Nichols presented the check to Mayor Jimmy Tramel. From left: Bill Dinsmore, manager of Pryor Waste Recycling, City Council member Greg Rosamond, Wal-Mart Photo Department manager Marilyn Bullard, Mayor Tramel, Mike Nichols, and City Council members Lucy Belle Schultz, Tony Smith, Ronnie Sharp and Misty Caraway.
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