Observations all along the line - Kimball & the Southern Panhandle First
Observations all along the line - Kimball & the Southern Panhandle First
More than 60 motorcyclists were showing their stuff in the Potter Days parade, and they were preparing to participate in PNCC Offroad Racing. Shown below are Miss Potter Days Amanda Waggoner and attendant Jaclyn Worth.
Potter Days packed in a crowd on Saturday, and the day was full of events from dawn till dark.
After the crowning of Miss Potter and Amanda Waggoner on Thursday, the Saturday events began with the Color Run. The parade theme was "Getting' The Band Back Together" and crowds filled the sidewalks for the event.
Other notable events included a craft show, free inflatables for the kids, a co-ed sand volleyball tournament, and open bowling at the Duckpin Bowling Alley.
Entertaining the crowd were bands and cheerleaders.
Motorcycle racing and team roping held the attention of those wanting a faster pace.
Offroad motorcycle racing continued on Sunday in addition to a four-person golf scramble.
