2023 Frontier Days Snapshots, Part I

MAKE ME A COWBOY: The First Annual Frontier Days World Record Competition was a huge success with $1,200 in prizes awarded to participants.

SWEET DUET: Lita Wetherelt found a duet partner during the talent show for her Frozen song.

SOFT EARS: The petting zoo, brought to Frontier Days by Sam Howser and company, was a hit.

PARADE WATCHERS: Hundreds of parade watchers lined Legion Avenue awaiting the candy tossed from parade entries.

BULL RIDING BALLOONS: Bucking Bull Rider Sharon Brown made her way through the park with walking animal balloons for the little ones, a fundraising event for Gold Junction Presents.

BEST IN SHOW: M&M Vintage won the business decorating contest with this awesome vintage truck and clothing display.

COWBOY CHURCH: Whitehall Baptist Church and Expedition Church invited all to participate in the first-ever Cowboy Church on the Main Street Green Sunday morning. Once again, Expedition Church and their many helpers from Missouri, Tennessee and further helped the Chamber put on Frontier Days, as well as several other projects throughout Whitehall. The ministry teams put in over 1,444 combined hours in Whitehall, rebuilding fences, bucking bales, prayer walking, cleaning the Whitehall Volunteer Firehall, cleaning the Whitehall Community Center, washing the fire trucks, repainting the WHITEHALL on the Star Theatre, providing children's rodeo activities, served food at the pancake breakfast, Chamber BBQ, and the Ranch Rodeo and much more. THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR HELP!