Sporting their best patriotic outfits Tuesday, July 4, are Phillip Smith of Kansas City and his 2-year-old son, Sam, as they wave at the entries in the New Market Fourth of July Parade. The celebration started Saturday, July 1, and concluded Tuesday night.
Kent Dinnebier photos, Southwest Iowa Herald
Hailee Champ, 4, of College Springs watches the New Market Fourth of July Parade held Tuesday afternoon. Champ was dressed for the occasion as she wore a patriotic dress and ribbon to go along with her stylish sunglasses. She was also ringing a small bell.
Kent Dinnebier, Southwest Iowa Herald
Enjoying an icy cold snow cone is Cora Lynn, 8, of Lenox Tuesday, July 4, during the annual New Market Fourth of July Celebration. Various food and drink venders were set up at the park in New Market to serve the large crowd attending the festivities.
Kent Dinnebier, Southwest Iowa Herald
Leaning around a light pole is Jaylynn Booher, 4, of Bedford Tuesday, July 4, to get a better view of the Fourth of July Parade in New Market. The popular parade started at 1 p.m. and lasted nearly an hour.
Kent Dinnebier, Southwest Iowa Herald
Finding a spot in the shade to enjoy their snow cones Tuesday, July 4, are Kaely Eggers of New Market and her sons, from left, Charlie, 6, and Jon, 3. The New Market Fourth of July Celebration features a wide variety of events for all ages.
Kent Dinnebier, Southwest Iowa Herald
Sharing a cold drink Tuesday, July 4, during the New Market Fourth of July Parade are Nicole Cole of Shenandoah and her 4-year-old daughter Taylee Cole. Visitors from throughout Southwest Iowa, and beyond, lined the parade route in New Market Tuesday afternoon to watch the event.
Kent Dinnebier, Southwest Iowa Herald
Tasting her cotton candy Tuesday, July 4, is Lilly Gray, 9, of New Market. Gray was playing in the park with her friends during the New Market Fourth of July Celebration on Tuesday.
Kent Dinnebier, Southwest Iowa Herald
Playing on the swings Tuesday, July 4, at the park in New Market is Emmett Myers of Villisca. Along with the playground equipment, the par was filled with vendors for the New Market Fourth of July Celebration.
Kent Dinnebier, Southwest Iowa Herald
Scout Houser, 5, of Villisca plays on a slide at the park in New Market Tuesday, July 4. The playground equipment at the park was a popular attraction for children attending the New Market Fourth of July Celebration.
Kent Dinnebier, Southwest Iowa Herald
Grabbing a piece of candy is Hailee Champ, 4, of College Springs Tuesday during the Fourth of July Parade in New Market. Many of the entries in the parade tossed candy and gifts to the crowd attending the parade.
Kent Dinnebier, Southwest Iowa Herald
Taking a bit of cotton candy is Justin Smith, 6, of Clarinda during the New Market Fourth of July Celebration on Tuesday. Following the parade Tuesday afternoon, several activities were offered for children include a kids’ pedal pull, kids’ water fights and the kids’ money grab.
Kent Dinnebier, Southwest Iowa Herald
Taylor County Fair Queen Bridgett Murphy waves to the crowd during the New Market Fourth of July parade on Tuesday. The theme of the parade was “Freedom Isn’t Free.”
New Market held its annual Fourth of July Celebration on Tuesday. The festivities featured a parade through the town Tuesday afternoon as well as various games, contests and activities.
Sporting their best patriotic outfits Tuesday, July 4, are Phillip Smith of Kansas City and his 2-year-old son, Sam, as they wave at the entries in the New Market Fourth of July Parade. The celebration started Saturday, July 1, and concluded Tuesday night.
Hailee Champ, 4, of College Springs watches the New Market Fourth of July Parade held Tuesday afternoon. Champ was dressed for the occasion as she wore a patriotic dress and ribbon to go along with her stylish sunglasses. She was also ringing a small bell.
Enjoying an icy cold snow cone is Cora Lynn, 8, of Lenox Tuesday, July 4, during the annual New Market Fourth of July Celebration. Various food and drink venders were set up at the park in New Market to serve the large crowd attending the festivities.
Leaning around a light pole is Jaylynn Booher, 4, of Bedford Tuesday, July 4, to get a better view of the Fourth of July Parade in New Market. The popular parade started at 1 p.m. and lasted nearly an hour.
Finding a spot in the shade to enjoy their snow cones Tuesday, July 4, are Kaely Eggers of New Market and her sons, from left, Charlie, 6, and Jon, 3. The New Market Fourth of July Celebration features a wide variety of events for all ages.
Sharing a cold drink Tuesday, July 4, during the New Market Fourth of July Parade are Nicole Cole of Shenandoah and her 4-year-old daughter Taylee Cole. Visitors from throughout Southwest Iowa, and beyond, lined the parade route in New Market Tuesday afternoon to watch the event.
Tasting her cotton candy Tuesday, July 4, is Lilly Gray, 9, of New Market. Gray was playing in the park with her friends during the New Market Fourth of July Celebration on Tuesday.
Playing on the swings Tuesday, July 4, at the park in New Market is Emmett Myers of Villisca. Along with the playground equipment, the par was filled with vendors for the New Market Fourth of July Celebration.
Scout Houser, 5, of Villisca plays on a slide at the park in New Market Tuesday, July 4. The playground equipment at the park was a popular attraction for children attending the New Market Fourth of July Celebration.
Grabbing a piece of candy is Hailee Champ, 4, of College Springs Tuesday during the Fourth of July Parade in New Market. Many of the entries in the parade tossed candy and gifts to the crowd attending the parade.
Taking a bit of cotton candy is Justin Smith, 6, of Clarinda during the New Market Fourth of July Celebration on Tuesday. Following the parade Tuesday afternoon, several activities were offered for children include a kids’ pedal pull, kids’ water fights and the kids’ money grab.
Taylor County Fair Queen Bridgett Murphy waves to the crowd during the New Market Fourth of July parade on Tuesday. The theme of the parade was “Freedom Isn’t Free.”
