Summerfest success
Klutch Olsen, 5, of Royal City goes for eight seconds on the mechanical bull at Summerfest Saturday.
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Gary Potter of Royal City rides his longhorn steed in the Summerfest parade Saturday morning.
Royal City’s Dancing Horses caper down Camelia Street in the Summerfest parade Saturday morning.
Maly Barajas, owner of Modern Mermaid, puts out merchandise at her booth as Summerfest is about to open Saturday morning. Barajas is originally from Royal City, she said, but now lives in Ephrata.
Two-year-old Cooper Van Tatenhove tumbles down an inflatable slide at Summerfest Saturday.
Children dash into the field next to Lions Park in pursuit of ping pong balls dropped from the sky at Summerfest in Royal City Saturday.
Twelve-year-old Natalia Abundiz, left, and her brother Emilio Abundiz, 6, pick up candy at the Summerfest parade Saturday morning.
Haley Piercy paints flowers on Amy Cedillo, 6, at Summerfest Saturday. Piercy is a 2023 graduate of Royal High School.
ROYAL CITY — Between 1,500 and 2,000 people braved the hot weather in Royal City on Friday and Saturday for Summerfest 2023, according to Summerfest Committee Chairman Jonathan Cox.
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