Serving Whitman County since 1877
Serving Whitman County since 1877
Many contenders teamed up on Crosby Street trying to keep their eggs unbroken while passing between contestants during the Slippery Gulch Egg Toss on Saturday, June 15. See more photos on Page 5.
TEKOA - The festivities of Slippery Gulch were not deterred by cold weather, rain or hail on Saturday, June 15.
This year, many new records were broken.
According to Slippery Gulch Committee Member Mary Marsh, the Chamber of Commerce Breakfast had the most attendees in recent years, with over 200 people in attendance.
In addition, the Fun Run had the most participants in the past ten years.
The Grand Parade also broke a record with 49 entries participating in the parade.
"We had the most parade entries in a long time. There were 49 entries," said Marsh.
Tekoa's parade started after the childre...
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