Lauren and Emma of Coloma decided to snuggle up together for a bit of warmth before the parade.
Photos by Cindy Stevens, Argus Correspondent
Volunteer Wendi Learned manned the park gift basket raffle table inside Kind Human Yoga. Additional raffle tickets were sold for the Coloma Kids Christmas gifts fundraiser.
Photos by Cindy Stevens, Argus Correspondent
Anita Hoover and her niece Ellen Priebe of Coloma Resale, were offering 75% off all Christmas-related items throughout December. The store also carries a wide selection of gently used toys.
Photos by Cindy Stevens, Argus Correspondent
Rachel Troyer and her daughter Miriam and son Jason opened up their "Home Away From Home" Coloma Hotel to children making holiday ornaments. The hotel has been remodeled and updated their theme-based rooms offering comfort and quilted coziness.
Photos by Cindy Stevens, Argus Correspondent
Raelynn of Coloma stopped into Uniquely Yours Gift Shop and Coloma Creamery to create a freestyle wooden ornament before ordering ice cream. The store will be hosting two upcoming Sunday Markets from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. and Saturday, Dec. 20, with custom-made ornaments while shoppers browse the gift selections.
Photos by Cindy Stevens, Argus Correspondent
Gigi of Westfield had a chance to shop with Grandmother Juana Sabatino at Josie's Bling Booth at the Coloma grade school.
Photos by Cindy Stevens, Argus Correspondent
Tucker from Westfield grabbed a front row curb seat for the Coloma parade.
Following the parade, members of the 4-H Dynamites Claire and Logan teamed up with mom Ashley Wolfe from Westfield, helping children offering ornaments to make. The Dynamites will be hosting a rabies vaccine clinic in Coloma, to be announced in January.
Photos by Cindy Stevens, Argus Correspondent
Santa looked great during the parade to little Penelope until it came time to tell him her wishes for a Christmas gift list. No fear, Penelope! Mom Jenna Sanchez from Coloma came to the rescue.
Photos by Cindy Stevens, Argus Correspondent
From Milwaukee, getting their first "reindeer roundup" find were brothers Jack, Joe, and Bryson. The family has property in the Coloma area, and mother Christi said this is a yearly favorite activity to do together.
Photos by Cindy Stevens, Argus Correspondent
Photos by Cindy Stevens, Argus Correspondent
Harmony stopped into the Coloma Public Library to shop the Friends of the Library bake sale and an opportunity to say hello to Bluey.
Photos by Cindy Stevens, Argus Correspondent
Photos by Cindy Stevens, Argus Correspondent
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