Hot Springs Homesteader Days chock-full of events
Ceila Granger, 1, won first place in the Kiddy Parade for the miscellaneous category at Homesteader Days. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
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Jaiden Horner, 10, from Hot Springs in the Kiddy Parade. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
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A visit to the A&W root beer drive-up. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
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Alayna Henson as a go-go dancer was second place in the miscellaneous category. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
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Raegan Glein won first place in the fairy tale category. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
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The car show first place winner at Homesteader Days in Hot Springs. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
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Hot Springs ladies celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Homesteader Days event with a "Diamonds are a Girl's Best Friend" float in honor of the event's longevity. (Chuck Bandel/VP-MI)
Homesteader Days Grand Marshall Alice Webber rides through Hot Springs Sunday in the main parade. (Chuck Bandel/VP-MI)
Visitors from across the country made Hot Springs their destination of choice last weekend for the annual Homesteader’s Days, a long-standing tradition in Hot Springs for 75 years.
Activities for all ages and abilities were scheduled for the weekend, ranging from the early Saturday morning Skunk Alley Run to the traditional Saturday and Sunday Western Rodeo.
Runners showed up early Saturday morning for the 3K and 13k Skunk Alley Run. It was a nice warm sunny morning, perfect for a race. At 9 a.m. sharp the racers were let loose, each heading for the finish line on Main Street.
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