Students in the Princeton High School engineering program are currently designing their “tiny dream homes” and will be printing their own blueprints, thanks to a donation Jim and Gayna Hargis of FabHar.
FabHar specializes in metal fabrication and installation as part of the commercial construction industry and provided engineering students with a 24-inch plotter.
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By Jean Anna Collins • [email protected]
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