Liberal Prairie Days stays busy throughout day

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Photo by Madi King Joy Krueth (left) and Callie Yount man the Liberal FFA stand at the Liberal Prairie Days festival last weekend. Main Street was busy with vendors and events throughout the day.


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Jennie and Chad McManis were the judges on Friday, Oct. 4, for the Coffee and Chrome Cruise held by Lamar Cruise Night on the west side of the Lamar square. Donations were given throughout the night for the “Fight for Denny” Car Show fundraiser that is being held October 13, in Carl Junction. Denny has been diagnosed with lung cancer. Denny’s grandson, Dennis Raulston, was present and brought Denny’s truck. Denny was unable to be present as he is on a high volume oxygen machine at the time. The Culinary Cowboy was on hand selling treats, and chili and cookies were served. Trophy winners were left to right, Verna Payton, Neosho; Niki Sisseck, Nevada and Jack McQuirk with Joker, Joplin.
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Lamar Democrat/Melody Metzger The Jasper Eagle’s homecoming was held Friday, Oct. 4, with the theme being “Lights, Camera, Homecoming”. Coronation ceremonies were held prior to the football game against the Greenfield Wildcats. Being crowned queen was senior Paige Sentlinger, with senior Brady Sisseck being crowned king.
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Lamar Democrat/Melody Metzger Senior Elizabeth Renfro, a Golden City Lady Eagle and homecoming candidate, was crowned queen during ceremonies held Friday evening, Oct. 4. Her escort, junior Spencer Parrill, was crowned king. Crown and sash bearers were Willow Renfro and David Walters. Also pictured were other candidates, senior Reese Moore, senior Tyra Menadue, senior Jessie Yardley, senior Hunter Taylor, senor Nathan Weiser and junior Madison Menadue. The coronation was held prior to the games.
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Photos by Kristy Robertson/Barton County Chamber of Commerce The Barton County Chamber held its annual Wyatt Earp Fallfest on Saturday, Oct. 5, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the Wyatt Earp Park. The park is located on the northeast corner of the downtown Lamar square and was full of vendors of all varieties and many stopping day during the day to enjoy the festivities. There was also a BabyToddler and Little Miss Cowgirl and Mr. Cowboy contest, along with a dog show. Music was provided throughout the day, along with Wyatt Earp speaking to those that had gathered. Watch the October 16 edition of the Lamar Democrat for more pictures and results from the various contests.
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