Sage‑N‑Sun festival draws crowds with parade, music and drone show
A drone show illuminated over the Grant County Courthouse.
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A water truck sprays attendees Saturday during the Sage-N-Sun parade.
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Ephrata High School band and cheerleaders march down Basin Street Saturday.
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Sage-N-Sun parade participants get ready for the event to start Saturday.
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Vintage cars drive down Basin Street waving at parade attendees.
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The Ephrata Baseball team throws candy to parade participants Saturday during the parade
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A group of people roller skate down Basin Street Saturday during the Sage-N-Sun parade.
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Ephrata Mayor Steve Oliver, right, and his son Brooks Oliver, left, participate in the parade together.
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A mariachi band plays music for parade attendees Saturday.
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Candy flies through the air Saturday during the annual Sage-N-Sun parade.
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A dirt bike rider pops a wheelie during the parade Saturday.
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A parade participant throws candy at young parade attendees Saturday during Sage-N-Sun.
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A tractor rolls down Basin Street Saturday during the Sage-N-Sun parade.
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EPHRATA — Under a clear June morning sky, the Sage‑N‑Sun festival unfolded in familiar rhythm Saturday, opening with the hum of early footsteps as runners gathered for the 8 a.m. fun run – the 36th in Ephrata’s history. The quiet determination of the course soon gave way to a day defined by movement, color and community.
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