Observations all along the line - Kimball & the Southern Panhandle First
Observations all along the line - Kimball & the Southern Panhandle First
Lacey Klinkhammer, left, Kimball PRCA Rodeo Princess, and Paige Cross, Kimball PRCA Rodeo Queen, wave to the crowd during Saturday's Parade of Lights held in downtown Kimball.
Justin Perry, right, stands astride this tractor to lead the Ranch Rodeo float in this year's Kimball Parade of Lights.
Hometown Floral and Gifts was the overall winner of the Parade of Lights held Saturday.
The Kimball Police Department mascot Giga-Byte waves to the crowd during Saturday's Parade of Lights. Giga-Byte is accompanied on the float by Raleigh Huff.
Kinley Schnell, left, and Ashley Stafford wave to the crowd from the Vince's Corner float in Saturday's Parade of Lights. The event, held in downtown Kimball, served as the unofficial kickoff to the Christmas season.
From left, Bob Jenner, Tiffani Dea and Jen Dillinger, members of the Kimball Theater Group, sing Christmas carols as children wait to visit with Santa Claus at the museum after Saturday's parade. Members of the Kimball Theater Group sang Christmas carols and Farm Bureau members handed out hot drinks and snacks to children and parents during the wait
D.A.D. Trucking and Mad Dogs decorated a tractor trailer in Saturday's Parade of Lights. Those on the colorful display waved to the crowd as it drove by.
Greg Robinson, left, of Larsen's Jewelry punches a card for a visitor after Saturday's parade. Those who came to the parade were given cards to be punched as they visited local merchants. After the cards were turned in for those who visited all participating merchants, a winner was chosen to receive a cash prize.
This horse-drawn carriage was also a highlight of Saturday's Parade of Lights.
Crowds gathered in downtown Kimball last Saturday night for the annual Parade of Lights. This year's theme was Whimsical Wonderland.
Many colorful and lit floats paraded through downtown. After the parade, children headed inside the museum to meet with Santa Claus. While they were waiting, members of the Kimball Theater Group entertained everyone by singing Christmas carols. Hot drinks and cookies were also provided by the Farm Bureau.
