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Lamar Democrat/Melody Metzger Picnic in the Park had a large gathering at the noon hour on Thursday, Sept. 26, with many enjoying a time to visit with others while waiting for their meals. Picnic in the Park is held the fourth Thursday of the month, with the last one for 2024 scheduled to be held Thursday, Oct. 24.
It was a beautiful day for Picnic in the Park
Photos courtesy of James Epple and Tharran Gaines Although the morning didn’t start off with the best weather for a fly-in, the day finally decided to clear up as the Lamar Airport observed its 63rd anniversary with a fly-in on Saturday, Sept. 21. The day started at 7:30 a.m. with a breakfast and festivities and events occurred throughout the day. Unfortunately some planes were not able to get around the weather, causing more foot traffic than planes. That didn’t stop everyone from enjoying the display and the wait for the Blackhawk helicopter to land was well worth it. The medflight from Cox Hospital was also on hand.
Lamar’s fly-in emphasizes importance of airport
Pictured are, back row, left to right, Lyla Scott, Marissa Brewer, Nathaniel Fittje, Kynlee McCulloch, Tracy Bean (piano teacher), Samantha Crabtree, Lauren Caldwell, Maren Cunningham, Molly Hedeman; middle row, left to right, Eli Fittje, Dax Wolf, Hayes Scott, Kasyn Meadows, Harper Wolf, Tripp Wolf, Boston Frickenschmidt, Malin Frickenschmidt, Ardrew Hedeman and front row, left to right, Dax Frickenschmidt, James Fittje, Corrie Fittje, Addison Strong, Lakyn Meadows and Quinn Friar.
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Photo courtesy Cathey Cook Thayer Onstott leads the way for Lucas Doyle.
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