auditorium. The State Historical Society designation also recognizes the city's renovation of its Grand Avenue bridge to include a public art work: commissioned stained glass plates in an Art Deco style. Current cultural attractions in Spencer include the Spencer Community Theater the Parker House Museum, Clay County Heritage, and various public art displays. Arts on Grand is a cultural attraction and nonprofit organization which supports local area artists with a gallery shop, exhibits, classes, workshops, tours, fundraising events, and other activities. The Curiel-Reynolds School of Visual Arts (CRVA) relocated from Detroit, Michigan to Spencer in 2007. Spencer's Public Library is where the library cat known as Dewey Readmore Books resided from January 18, 1988, until his death on November 29, 2006. His story, with much about the town of Spencer, is told in Dewey: The Small-Town Library Cat Who Touched the World (2008), by Vicki Myron with Bret Witter, and related children's versions and audio books. Numerous works of art around town feature images of Dewey including “The Gathering: Of Time, Of Land, Of Many Hands," a community mosaic project designed to celebrate the Millennium. Radio stations KICD-FM (107.7 FM) KICD-AM (1240 AM) KUYY (100.1 FM) KMRR (104.9 FM) Education The Spencer Community School District operates public schools. Infrastructure Transportation Roadway U.S. Routes 18 and 71 run concurrently for approximately three miles through Spencer. Air travel The Spencer Municipal Airport is located three miles (5 km) northwest of the business district of Spencer. Great Lakes Airlines was formerly headquartered there. At the height of Great Lake's service, the airline provided non-stop flights to several locations in the continental United States using Beechcraft 1900D and EMB Brasilia aircraft. The airline has since relocated to Cheyenne, Wyoming. The fixed-base operator is Leading Edge Aviation. They provide aircraft charters, rentals and flight instruction. Notable people Dewey Readmore Books, Library Cat Alice Cook Fuller, educator, writer, school superintendent Michelle D. Johnson Lieutenant General in the United Air Force and 19th Superintendent of the U.S. Air Force Academy Connie Kunzmann, professional basketball player Vicki Myron, co-author of Dewey: The Small-Town Library Cat Who Touched the World Roger Neumann, jazz saxophonist, flutist, composer, arranger, and music educator Ronald Roskens, academic Robert Suderburg, composer, conductor, and pianist Robin Thede, actress and comedian, host of The Rundown; creator of and actress on A Black Lady Sketch Show Richard L. Tierney, author and poet Linda Wejcman, Minnesota legislator See