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On Oak Grove, only the kids are missing
The white posts that recently popped up on Oak Grove Drive in North Albany look like, well, white posts. Actually they are “delineators” that Benton County installed to make a safer walkway for children between Oak Grove School and Scenic Drive, about a quarter-mile apart.
Tags: Albany schools, Benton County, delineators, Oak Grove Drive, Oak Grove School