FIREMAN'S FESTIVAL HAS GOOD TURNOUT - "Good Music, Good Time"

(08/11/2003)

More than a dozen groups entertained festival goer's Couple enjoy gigantic fireworks The sixth annual Firemen's Bluegrass Festival is history. "Everyone seemed to have a good turnout and a good time," said Sonny Lowers, one of the organizers. "I think we made about $5,000 again this year," he said, a fundraiser for the Upper West Fork Volunteer Fire Department. The weather cooperated for the most part, with a few downpours during the three-day festival. The big attraction was traditional bluegrass music, with a dozen or so regional groups taking the stage. Dancers came from the audience to clog on the concrete platform. The big event Saturday night was a gigantic fireworks display. Lowers, speaking for the committee, expressed thanks to the many businesses and volunteers who helped with the event. Scott Bailey talking about his crop of half runner beans Enjoying the Saturday night entertainment

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