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Spud Drive-In Theater

Spud Drive-In manager Katie Mumm surveys the destroyed iconic movie screen Tuesday morning in Driggs after it was brought down the night before by severe winds. Mumm's husband, Jedd, said he went outside during the storm and could see the stars on the horizon to the west — a scene normally blocked by the 60-foot tall structure. “There was a big empty place where the screen usually was. That’s when we knew,” Katie said.

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Spud Drive-In manager Katie Mumm surveys the destroyed iconic movie screen Tuesday morning in Driggs after it was brought down the night before by severe winds. Mumm's husband, Jedd, said he went outside during the storm and could see the stars on the horizon to the west — a scene normally blocked by the 60-foot tall structure. “There was a big empty place where the screen usually was. That’s when we knew,” Katie said.