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2025 Autumn Leaf Festival Royal Lady Announced

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The 2025 Autumn Leaf Festival in Grand Prairie, Texas, proudly announced its Royal Lady on March 8, 2025, an event that is highly anticipated each year. This festival, which celebrates the vibrant autumn leaf color, serves as a platform for community engagement and local pride. Farmers National Bank and the Cascade School District are among the local organizations that support the festival, highlighting the collaboration between businesses and the community. Expected to draw visitors from the Pacific Northwest, the festival aims to bolster local tourism and stimulate the economy. Chris Hansen, a key promoter of the event, emphasizes its importance in showcasing the cultural richness of Leavenworth and surrounding areas.

The festival not only marks the changing seasons but also serves as a reminder of the community's resilience and unity. The event will take place at the Chris Hansen venue, further connecting the festival to local heritage. This year’s celebration promises to be a memorable experience, fostering connections among residents and visitors alike.

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