Post Falls Parade honors hometown heroes
2025 Miss Gem State Stampede Amelie Johnson waves to spectators as she rides a horse Saturday in the Post Falls parade.
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The North Idaho Sparklers put on a dazzling display along Seltice Way on Saturday.
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Wyatt, 6, and Barrett, 4, hold signs to cheer on first responders in Saturday's parade.
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A vintage Coeur d'Alene Fire Department engine displayed the turnout gear of Battalion Chiefs John Morrison and Frank Harwood, who lost their lives in a shooting June 29.
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Student athletes carried a large American flag during the Post Falls Parade on Saturday.
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US Army soldiers stood at attention as a tribute to battalion chiefs John Morrison and Frank Harwood rolled past.
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A River City Dance Project dancer smiles at parade spectators.
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Rick Rasmussen, Post Falls' Citizen of the Year, waves to parade spectators.
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Saturday's parade in Post Falls drew large crowds along Seltice Way.
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POST FALLS — For many, Saturday’s parade along Seltice Way was about showing appreciation for the community’s first responders.
Karen Thompson’s young sons, 6-year-old Barrett and 4-year-old Wyatt, each held a sign thanking both the Post Falls Police and Kootenai County Fire and Rescue for one reason in particular.
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