Glendale Town Easter Egg Hunt

GLENDALE—Glendale Town wel­comed families and friends to a festive morning on Saturday, April 4, as the com­munity gathered at Glendale Town Park for its annual Easter Egg Hunt. With bright skies and eager partici­pants, the event was filled with excitement, laughter and plenty of springtime cheer.

Left to right, photos via Betty Chamberlain:

• Looking intently for their next eggs are brothers Lane and Klin Cox. Behind them is the Easter Bunny played by JR Cox.

• Blaise Roundy found the golden egg and won an Easter basket. Pictured here with town council member Clint Porter.

• Left to Right; Maggie Cox with sister Gracie Cox and McCoy Cox enjoying their Easter candy on a beautiful Saturday spring morning.

Children of all ages spread out across the park, eagerly search­ing high and low for colorful eggs. The high­light for many was the hunt for the coveted golden eggs, which brought extra excite­ment and the chance to win special prizes, including kites and Easter baskets. The energy and enthu­siasm of the young participants made for a lively and memorable morning.

Adding to the joy of the event was a special appearance by the Eas­ter Bunny, played by JR Cox, who delighted children and families alike, posing for pho­tos and helping create lasting memories.

The success of the event was made pos­sible through the dedi­cated efforts of Glen­dale town leaders. A special thanks goes to town council member Clint Porter and his wife Gaylee, town clerk and treasurer Lorie Baird and Candice Cox and Mayor Jeremy Chamberlain for their time, organization, and commitment to making the event such a fun and meaningful experience for the com­munity.

The Glendale Easter Egg Hunt continues to be a cherished tradi­tion, bringing neigh­bors together and celebrating the joy and renewal of the Easter season.