Freedom Cruise/Chrismas in July is huge success

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Lamar Democrat/Melody Metzger Lamar Cruise Night held a Freedom Cruise/Christmas in July on Friday, July 5. The weather was beautiful and the Lamar Square was full of spectators and participants, with 63 vehicles being registered for the evening. A long line was formed as two chocolate cakes and five freezers of homemade ice cream were enjoyed by all. Big Ren’s food truck was also kept busy throughout the evening. The next event will be held Friday, Aug. 2, on the Lamar square, with the awarding of Top 10 homemade trophies. They will once again be serving homemade ice cream and cake.


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