NEW MEADOWS, Idaho — It took nearly an entire school year but a group of New Meadows students have finished building a tiny home, which they say is meant to raise awareness about the housing crisis in Adams County.
We first brought you this story back in January.
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Students in Devon Barker-Hicks' class began working on the tiny home back in September -- with the goal of raising awareness to the housing crisis and to help fund ADA-compliant playground equipment in the city park.
It will now be auctioned off.