Tractors and tourists come to Pioneer Power Days in Union Gap

Pioneer Power Days in Union Gap attracted tractor enthusiasts and curious visitors, celebrating agricultural history. The Central Washington Agriculture Museum hosted the annual event, featuring Gibson tractors this year. Vice President John Kober emphasized the diverse crowd, stating, "Not just old men and old tractors, there's young people. " Participants showcased their tractors, sharing restoration stories that captivated attendees. Kober referred to the gathering as an "adult show and tell," highlighting the excitement surrounding each exhibit.

Conversations and connections formed during the event enhance the experience beyond the machinery. The gathering fosters a sense of community and appreciation for agricultural traditions. Events like these play a crucial role in preserving local heritage and bringing people together.