THE ULTIMATE CONTEST FOR HUNGRY KIDS— The Wolf Creek Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution organized this year’s Fourth of July celebration at Leatherman Park. The event brought lots of activities, including a fun run, concerts, dance exhibitions, a farmers market, a car show, giant inflatable balloons and kites, food trucks, and much more, including hot dog and pie eating contests. Pictured are a group of kids trying to pace themselves as they wolf down stacks of hot dogs.
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LUNCHTIME ON THE FOURTH Locals who turned out for the Fourth of July celebration at Leatherman Park got to enjoy lots of activities, contests, fireworks, and much more. And whenever they needed some fuel to keep themselves going, there were plenty of food trucks on hand to serve up lunch, snacks, or a cold drink. Pictured picking up lunch from a booth set up by the Museum of the Plains is Jeff Mincy, at left, and Yancy Judice.
FUN IN THE FOAM For the last session of Perry Memorial Library’s annual Summer Reading program, kids got to celebrate with a special foam party on last Thursday afternoon. Kids broke out their swimsuits, sunglasses, and flip-flops to dance and play in torrents of biodegradable, hypo-allergenic, soap-like foam shot out of a large foam cannon.
GIANT DINOSAURS IN THE PARK— Perryton saw a gigantic celebration on July 4 at Leatherman Park. In addition to a car show, farmers market, multiple contests and concerts, food trucks, and fireworks, Kites in the Field over Texas brought the spectacle to the celebration with gigantic inflatable kites, including this tremendous floating dinosaur.
