The Frontier Days in Logan County brought folks together for an annual celebration on Saturday, October 1 in Paris. The event drew crowds eager to celebrate the area’s history.
This year’s Grand Marshal, Vickie Wiggins, kicked things off with a parade down Highway 22, around the square. Attendees enjoyed many free activities, music, a car show, and a scavenger hunt with a hefty $500 prize.
This is Paris set up a booth to provide education on the history of Logan County. Periodically, they presented a musical film loop of Paris History at 22 Brew.
There were re-enactments by the Lawbreakers and Peacemakers. Other entertainment included the Logan County turtle race, free carriage rides around the city, and special music by Debbie McPherson, Noah Gattis, Kaitlyn Wilson, and Big Vinyl.
The event wrapped up with the Frontier Days pageant at the Paris Middle School auditorium.
Frontier Days is sponsored by the Paris Chamber of Commerce as well as the various businesses and industries of Logan County.
(Photos courtesy of Tonya Fletcher – Paris Area Chamber of Commerce)
