George goes all-out for patriotic bash
A Grant County Fire District 3 truck sprays water on the street – and some of the crowd – in the parade at the town of George’s Fourth of July celebration.
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Members of the Georgettes prepare to serve up slabs of what’s been billed as the world’s largest cherry pie at George’s Independence Day celebration Monday.
Congressional candidate Loren Culp addresses the crowd at the Fourth of July celebration in George Monday. Culp’s speech included reading the entire Declaration of Independence.
Jim Devany of Quincy raises the Stars and Stripes at George’s Independence Day celebration Monday.
Nya Quinn, 9, right, and her brother Liam Quinn, 6, wave flags at George’s Fourth of July parade Monday morning.
Elijah Gates, 4, left, and Anneliese Gates, 2, go after candy tossed out from the Fourth of July parade in George Monday.
Kathy Hirschel gusses up 5-year-old Camila Ramirez at the George Independence Day celebration Monday. Face painting was one of several family-friendly activities at the event.
GEORGE — You would expect a town named for our first president to pull out all the stops for the Fourth of July - and you’d be right to do so.
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