The Emo Fair, a beloved annual event for well over a century, is setting the stage for another season of warm-weather entertainment. Organizers have begun preparations to ensure that this longstanding community celebration continues to delight visitors and residents alike.
Cle Elum-Roslyn’s wait for a state championship is finally over. The Warriors have claimed their first title since the 1992-93 season, ending a decades-long quest for victory.
Despite rain-soaked streets and gray skies, Greenville’s inaugural Camellia Gras on Commerce Street brought out residents in festive Mardi Gras colors. From family-friendly activities to tempting food vendors, the new celebration kept spirits high and introduced the promise of a lasting tradition.
Breweries nationwide welcomed beer enthusiasts on December 10 with fresh lager pours, marking a festive spotlight on one of America’s most widely produced beer styles. This annual celebration draws beer fans to taprooms from coast to coast, eager to raise a glass in unison.
On December 12, First Christian Church and OPTIONS participants continue their long-standing holiday tradition with the annual Christmas Showcase. This celebration marks a moment of festive unity for all involved.
At Christmas Tree Elegance, a team of iron and steel fabricators drew acclaim with their glittering tree named “When Sparks Fly.” Complete with a custom-built outdoor swing and fireplace, their festive creation showcased innovative spirit and holiday cheer.
Greater St. James AME Church commemorates one hundred years since its founding, with a special appearance by the original architect’s great-grandson. Photos, courtesy of Juan Castille, capture the moment as the local community joins together to celebrate a milestone of faith and tradition.
For five decades, the Andover School of Montessori has educated countless students using Montessori principles. A recent celebration underscored the significance of this milestone and honored the institution’s ongoing commitment to childhood education.
An exciting weekend of music awaits Geismar, as more than 20 high school marching bands converge at Griffin Stadium for the annual Dutchtown Marching Festival. From 2 p.m. to 9 p.m., local talent will light up the field, celebrating a vibrant tradition of performance and community pride.
Ottumwa’s annual Oktoberfest returns with both a Kiddie Parade and a Main Parade, bringing planned street closures throughout the event. Local families can look forward to celebrating a cherished tradition while preparing for road adjustments.
