Ag parade awards announced
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The Friehe Farms float took home honors from the 2024 Ag Appreciation Parade held Dec. 6, according to an announcement from the Downtown Moses Lake Association, which organized the event.
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MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake Downtown Association awarded prizes Dec. 31 for the best displays in the Ag Appreciation Parade held Dec. 6, according to an announcement from DMLA.
The winners were:
• Non-Profit: Grant County Fire District 5
• Equestrian Back Country Horsemen of Washington — Crab Creek Riders
• Agriculture: Heber Hellewell Collection
• Agriculture: Friehe Farms
• Non-Motor: Moses Lake Police Department
• Commercial: McBoyz Contracting
“Now you have your ... bragging rights for next year,” the DMLA wrote in the announcement. “Can’t wait to see what you come up with in 2025.”
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