Serving Whitman County since 1877
Serving Whitman County since 1877
Fireworks finished the Endicott Fourth of July celebration.
A mass of Mathia and Nelson grandchildren are driven through the parade by Len Mathia.
Representing J&A Freight truck is, from left to right, Victor Sinclair, Janette Sinclair and Abby McChesney. Driving the truck is Justin Wold.
Members of the Whitman County Sheriff's Posse, Gina Wilson rides on Sadie and behind her, Art Sager sits atop Sport.
State representatives Joe Schmick and Mary Dye rode through the parade together with Whitman County Commissioner Art Swannack.
ENDICOTT - Fourth of July in Endicott featured the first year of a car and tractor show, the second year of the parade, and the perennial fireworks show to cap it off.
Swimming at the pool continued until midnight.
"Tony (Anderson) had a super awesome fireworks show," said Jessica Pelissier, parade organizer.
Anderson is a volunteer firefighter and orchestrator of the show.
The parade featured a town ambulance driven by volunteer Justin Siebert, kids on decorated bikes, 13 horses and riders from the Whitman County Sheriff's Posse, a Rebel Creek Farms side-by-side, various trucks, a float from the Endicott Food Bank, a TNA Electric & Controls van, state Rep. Joe Schmick and more.
Jenny Meyer from Endicott Food Center served hamburgers, sausage, beans and salad at the baseball field.
An ice cream social took place in the afternoon.
The car and tractor show featured 10 cars and 10 tractors.
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