Serving Waitsburg, Dayton and the Touchet Valley
Serving Waitsburg, Dayton and the Touchet Valley
Music teacher and band director Elizabeth Jagelski lead the Waitsburg schools marching band during the Celebration Days Parade. The last time the school had a marching band perform in the parade was 2018, the year Waitsburg's band director, Brad Green retired. The band brought music and memories back to Main Street.
Michael Bessey and his son Carter did not make it through the mud pit after returning from Karen's ride. Bessey had to be pulled out by his brother Richard.
Joan Helm was the lucky winner of a certificate from Chicken Bill's in Dayton at the Luck of the Duck event. The event was a fundraiser for the Friends of the Pool.
Soap box derby racers barreling down the hill towards Preston Park.
Its not a Celebration Days Parade without tractors.
(l-r) Jackie Helm, Joan Helm, Margie Benson, Becky Huwe, Sherri Erikson, participated in the Fun Run held in the memory of their friend Pam Conover. .
The first Celebration Days Corn Hole Tourney was held at Preston Park on Friday evening.
The Frog Hollow Band played at the fairgrounds during Burgers, Bands, and Brew.
WAITSBURG-This year's 2023 Waitsburg Celebration Days filled the weekend with new and old activities, including the Corn Hole Tourney, Friday Night Street Dance, and the Pam Conover Memorial Fun Run. The WCD committee worked hard making the annual event a fun, safe, and happy experience for residents and visitors.
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