Parade day in Post Falls: 'It’s so hometown, it’s cool'
Abbi Young gets a high five from Lady Liberty as the North Idaho Sparklers pass by on Seltice Way.
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Post Falls Jr. Tackle and Cheer make their way from North Frederick St. and Seltice Way to Idaho St. during the Post falls parade Saturday.
Ainsley Goughnour, this year's Miss Gem State Stampede, rides her horse in the Post Falls parade.
Siblings Breanna and Nicholas Edgar share their candy they've acquired as their parents, Jeremy and Abby Edgar watch the parade go by Saturday morning.
Abbi Young shows her mom, Erin Young, the handful of candy she's collected.
A giant flag is carried down Seltice Way by Post Falls student athletes and community members during the Post Falls parade.
The Blazen Divaz of Coeur d'Alene dance to the Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy from Company B.
The Spokane Lilac Festival celebrated pageant winners and Expo '74 at the parade Saturday in Post Falls.
Camp Ka-Mee-Lin took on an island theme as they marched in the Post Falls parade.
POST FALLS — Sarah Schooley was amazed by the abundance of candy at Saturday's parade.
"It's wild. It's better than Halloween here," Schooley said, noting that her children were being selective about which candies to pick up.
Schooley, who has watched the parade for 40 years, said the summer tradition has evolved significantly, and she now enjoys experiencing it through her children's eyes.
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