Observations all along the line - Kimball & the Southern Panhandle First
Observations all along the line - Kimball & the Southern Panhandle First
Early in the morning on Fourth of July, City of Kimball Street Superintendent Jim Shoup places flags throughout the downtown area.
July 4 at Gotte Park included lots of watermelon. Brax Johnson, 4 enjoys his slice of fresh watermelon.
July Fourth was a fun-filled day in Kimball with the Kimball Volunteer Fire Department, Kimball Connect, and Friends of the Library working all morning to the delight of families.
Hundreds of people enjoyed the festivities.
The cheerleaders sold hot dogs and Main Street Market supplied the watermelon.
The big hits were ballon animals by Kayla Fennell, fire truck rides, a High West Energy demonstration, and the craft tables and paper airplane station by Friends of the Library.
The City of Kimball sponsored swimming games and contests, and the Kimball Volunteer Fire Department completed the evening activities with a fireworks display from Horseshoe Hill.
