Hundreds scramble for prized eggs at annual Easter event
Emmi Savage, center, on the hunt for the elusive Easter egg in the 14 to 17 age group. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
First Security Bank Manager Brian Crain awards the two lucky bicycle winners, Layla Vigue and Chelby Paseman. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
Becky Fields, owner of Warrior Fitness, does her part to attract business for this year's Lion Club breakfast and Easter egg hunt along Railroad Avenue. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
The race is on during the Easter egg hunt in Plains. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
Egg hunters ages 10 to 13 make a mad dash. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
Two-year-old Ava Bruno has lots of hugs for the Easter Bunny. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
Around 250 Easter egg hunters, baskets in hand, turned out for this year’s combined Pancake Breakfast and Easter Egg Hunt at the Sanders County Fairgrounds pavilion. Nearly 7,000 colorful eggs were hidden across the grounds, many filled with candy, prize certificates, and two extra-special surprises.
Two eggs held certificates for brand-new bicycles, each valued at $150 and each were and donated by First Security Bank. Bank Manager Brian Crain was on hand to award the certificates to the lucky winners: 7-year-old Layla Vigue from Superior and 8-year-old Chelby Paseman from Plains.
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