Spring Festival organizers plan future, celebrate success
The Moses Lake High School marching band busts a move during the Spring Festival parade. Organizers said the event attracted one of the biggest crowds in recent memory.
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Moses Lake City Manager and Spring Festival grand marshal Kevin Fuhr, right, was recognized in a pre-parade ceremony.
Jacob Guertin of Freewind Martial Arts demonstrated his skills along the parade route.
A pair of Vikings - actually part of the crew on the Sons of Norway float - check for plunder possibilities prior to the parade.
A Moses Lake firefighter hands out candy on the Spring Festival parade route.
MOSES LAKE — As anyone who was downtown — or in McCosh Park, or played three-on-three, or went to one of the concerts, or ran in the fun run, or walked in the parade - can attest, the 2024 Moses Lake Spring Festival packed them in. In fact, there was so much going on the organizers were thinking about ways to accommodate more growth in the future.
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