Ponderosa 4-H Club celebrates 70th annual Fourth of July breakfast

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The Ponderosa 4-H Club hosted its 70th annual Fourth of July breakfast, continuing a beloved local tradition by serving giant pancakes to the Leavenworth community. The event attracted numerous attendees, showcasing the club's dedication to fostering community spirit over the decades. Club members noted that this breakfast has become a hallmark of the holiday, providing a space for residents to gather and celebrate together. The breakfast serves as a reminder of the club's longstanding commitment to community service and youth engagement. Many families have made attending the breakfast a part of their holiday routine, deepening local connections.

The event reinforces the importance of community traditions and the role of organizations like the 4-H Club in promoting local culture. Over the years, the breakfast has grown in popularity, making it a key highlight of the Fourth of July festivities. With its rich history, the Ponderosa 4-H Club breakfast symbolizes the enduring spirit of Leavenworth.

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