Work is progressing. The bell will soon ring again! Todd Jensen’s crew is progressing with the bell’s restoration. Dry rot was discovered, slowing down the process, but we are glad we found it. The supports are now strong enough for another century of use. Thanks to David Mitchell (pictured) for years and years of care taking […]

            In celebration of Franklin County’s 100thBirthday, the Oneida Stake Academy Foundation is sponsoring two events for the public this summer.             On July 11 & 12, a pageant will be presented in front of the Oneida Stake Academy Building. This production, originally headed up by Karla Cattani and Peggy […]

Recently, the OSAF received a donation from Monsanto which was a match to a gift made by one of their employees to the OSAF. This tool may help you see how to leverage your ability to make a difference in the OSA building’s restoration.  Companies That Match Employee Donations There are many companies that match […]

http://www.ldschurchnews.com/articles/17577/Academy-era-short-lived-but-impact-long-lasting.html The above link will take you to an article printed by the Church News in 1988 in which an 84-year-old Mark Hart recalls his time in class at the Oneida Stake Academy. He attended the academy at the same time Harold B. Lee and Ezra Taft Benson did, prior to the outbreak of World […]

The Herald Journal recently covered our progress at:http://news.hjnews.com/allaccess/article_085a82c8-2fbc-11e2-bd40-001a4bcf887a.html They also covered the Cunningham Foundation grant, at: http://news.hjnews.com/allaccess/article_a73acf14-1d7f-11e2-932c-001a4bcf887a.html The Preston Citizen covered the recent anonymous grant, as well as the recent financial support of the Mormon Historic Sites Foundation. Following is the text of that coverage: Work continues on OSA restoration as additional grants come in Scaffolding […]