Clinton Memorial Hospital’s team won first place at the Corn Festival Corn Olympics on Saturday. Making the Cut’s “Super Hairos” team took second, and Laurel Oaks took third.
Teams competing in the Corn Olympics crawled through hay tunnels, run through tires and hula hooped during the obstacle course.
Teams competing in the Corn Olympics crawled through hay tunnels, run through tires and hula hooped during the obstacle course.
Teams competing in the Corn Olympics crawled through hay tunnels, run through tires and hula hooped during the obstacle course.
Teams competing in the Corn Olympics crawled through hay tunnels, run through tires and hula hooped during the obstacle course.
A youngster and his family get up close and personal with a Wilmington police officer prior to Saturday’s parade.
The Clinton County Squares danced (and walked) in the streets during the parade.
Everyone did their best to get a good view of the parade.
The Clinton-Massie Marching Band.
Some of the parade floats were “cornier” than others.
The East Clinton High School Marching Band.
Girl Scouts participated in the parade.
The Stansbery float was small but enthusiastic.
The Wilmington High School Pride of Wilmington marches in the parade.
The entertaining tractor square dance was brought back to the Corn Festival after a long absence.
One family takes a well-deserved break Saturday afternoon at the Corn festival.
The festival including beekeeping demonstrations and fresh local honey.
It was a beautiful weekend for families at the Corn Festival.
The festival-goers included a young Tennessee Vols fan.
The Corn Festival is fun for both young and … younger.
Helping drive the train around the festival is serious business.
Boy Scouts manned the roasted corn booth at the festival.
Wilmington’s flag corps was part of the Saturday parade.
Veterans lead the Corn Festival parade Saturday morning.
The Blanchester Marching Wildcats in Saturday’s parade.
