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Tractors on parade

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The "Tractors on Parade" event is set for August 13, 2025, offering a unique showcase of tractors and related festivities. This celebration aims to attract both locals and visitors, featuring dining options at nearby bars and restaurants. The event spans several categories, including classic cars, food and drink, and shopping, creating a diverse experience for attendees. It highlights the region's agricultural heritage, emphasizing the importance of tractors in local farming. Local businesses will benefit from increased foot traffic as attendees explore the event.

Organizers are committed to fostering community spirit through entertainment and engagement. This event not only serves as a fun day out but also strengthens local connections. The inclusion of classic cars adds an exciting twist, appealing to automotive enthusiasts.

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Candidate forums first week of October

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