SPANISH FORK — Nebo School District recently received six large television monitors donated by Neways, a local company that specializes in personal care and nutritional products.
The screens will be placed in special education classrooms for use by vision-impaired students.
The donation was made by Neways through the Nebo Foundation for Excellence.
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