Pared down but enthusiastic: George’s Fourth of July still draws hundreds
Gubernatorial hopeful Loren Culp, left, speaks with Grant County Commission candidate Rob Jones after the patriotic observance in George on July 4.
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State Rep. Tom Dent addresses the crowd in George on July 4.
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Gubernatorial candidate Loren Culp gives a speech at the patriotic observance in George on July 4.
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From left: Dave Hille, Stan Boon, Dave Boon, Larry Laughlin and Preta Laughlin lead attendees at the patriotic observance in song.
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A good-size crowd watches the patriotic observance in George on Saturday, July 4.
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GEORGE — The patriotic observance in George on the Fourth of July drew a crowd of about 300 people. Not bad for a town with a population around 500, but still not the level of turnout that George is used to on Independence Day.
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