Chili, parades and shopping
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Mason Staudenmaier visiting Santa (portrayed by Stuart Larson) during the downtown shopping before the parade Saturday night. In the background, shoppers were able to listen to Christmas carols provided by Maple Street Productions owned by Dawn Scott and Justin Collins.
The Christmas Bazaar allowed a large selection of small businesses around the area to showcase their products and let customers do some hometown Christmas shopping at the Niobrara County Fairgrounds and extra shopping at the Niobrara Country Club on Saturday with downtown shopping available before the parade.
A “Chili Night in Wyoming” saw the events’ first year in Lusk with a chili cook-off, downtown shopping, a parade on Main St. and wrapped up with a tree-lighting. A committee consisting of, from left, Teresa Tucker, Christa Stean, Hannah Swanbom, Twila Barnett and Cassie Matney organized the day’s events.
A “Chili Night in Wyoming” saw the events’ first year in Lusk with a chili cook-off, downtown shopping, a parade on Main St. and wrapped up with a tree-lighting. A committee consisting of, from left, Teresa Tucker, Christa Stean, Hannah Swanbom, Twila Barnett and Cassie Matney organized the day’s events
The Lusk Elks Club float, complete with elves, rolls by Saturday during the annual Lighted Christmas Parade downtown.
Residents sample the chili during the first of its kind Chili Night in Wyoming chili cook-off on Saturday in Lusk.