Kris Miller of the Redgranite Area Fire Department and his daughter riding in the parade.
Photo by Marisa Jewell, Argus Correspondent
The Wautoma Little League Football players and Cheerleaders rode in the parade.
Photo by Marisa Jewell, Argus Correspondent
White Clover Princess Lily Ann sang the National Anthem to start off the parade and rode with the AMVETS.
Photo by Marisa Jewell, Argus Correspondent
Ryan Young directed the Wautoma Band as a Drum Major.
Photo by Marisa Jewell, Argus Correspondent
Mallary Williams and Brenna Lundt walking in the parade with the Loyal 4-H Club. The Loyal 4-H Club then worked the Waushara County Dairy Promoters Red Ice Cream barn at the Vendor Fair.
Photo by Marisa Jewell, Argus Correspondent
Paul Piechowski with his Cracknola tent at the Vendor Fair at the Veterans Memorial Park. Cracknola is all-natural and homemade with local Henry's Honey, making it Something Special from Wisconsin.
Photo by Marisa Jewell, Argus Correspondent
Cody James played acoustic music during the Saturday afternoon activities.
Photo by Hayley Sroka, Editor
Hazel Pena ran this stand at the Kidz Rock activities at Willow Creek Park, where kids could come and create their own unique slime.
Photo by Hayley Sroka, Editor
Emma Curtis had a special talent for sales at the craft fair in Veteran's Park.
Photo by Hayley Sroka, Editor
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