Food, fireworks and music
Chris Lucas, left, and Preston Brust whip up the crowd at the Moses Lake freedom Fest Saturday. The duo, known as LoCash, headlined the event with raucous, high-energy country music.
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Kris Hemmerling, right, talks with Cassandra Sallis and her daughter Joy Sallis about the Time of Remembrance wall of photos. Each photo is of a northwesterner who gave their life for their country in the U.S. military.
Crowd members stake out their spaces on the grass for the free LoCash concert at Centennial Amphitheater in Moses Lake Saturday.
John Thompson of Basin City swings his daughter Shaylee Thompson around while her sister Brieley catches up at McCosh Park during Moses Lake Freedom Fest.
Cynthia Small, left, owner of Smulligans Pizza & BBQ in Moses Lake, squeezes lemons for lemonade while Kris St. George helps a customer.
MOSES LAKE — Moses Lake marked America’s founding over the weekend with Freedom Fest, a three-day celebration held in McCosh Park.
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