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(KLZA) The Holt County Autumn Festival is taking place for the 60th time this week.
Tonight Grady Rivers and the Curtis Wayne Stroud Band will perform on the stage in the park at Oregon.
Saturday events include a 5K run beginning at 8 a-m at the TJ Hall building; the Junior Pet Show takes place from 9 a-m until noon. Other highlights of the day include the garden tractor pull at 10 a-m; exhibits are open to the public from 10 a-m until 2 p-m. The Mic-O-Say Dancers perform at 1:30 p-m.
The fair parade will be held at 2 p-m followed by a kiddie tractor pull, cow patty bingo, regular bingo, a barbecue on the courthouse lawn at 5 p-m and the Bullhaulder will perform at 8 p-m on stage followed by a street dance at 10 p-m on North Washington Street.
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