Kids, Colored Eggs, Christ and Community
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Visiting and local kids and their families enjoyed time outdoors together as they canvassed the city park on the lookout for 1000 brightly colored, sought-after, candy and prize- filled eggs. -
Kids of all ages enjoyed a visit with the Easter Bunny at the Wessington Springs Volunteer Fire Department’s Annual Fundraiser, Pancakes with the Easter Bunny. Dick Powell is shown grabbing a photo opp. -
Kids of all ages enjoyed a visit with the Easter Bunny at the Wessington Springs Volunteer Fire Department’s Annual Fundraiser, Pancakes with the Easter Bunny. Dick Powell and Banks Barber are shown grabbing a photo opp. -
Wessington Springs Volunteer Fire Fighters served hundreds of locals and visitors a hearty breakfast of sausage and hot-off-the-griddle pancakes at their annual fundraiser “Pancakes for the Easter Bunny” last Saturday. -
Sophia and Devin Wetzel pose with the Easter Bunny while in town visiting family. -
Wessington Springs Volunteer Fire Fighters served hundreds of locals and visitors a hearty breakfast of sausage and hot-off-the-griddle pancakes at their annual fundraiser “Pancakes for the Easter Bunny” last Saturday. -
Wessington Springs Volunteer Fire Fighters served hundreds of locals and visitors a hearty breakfast of sausage and hot-off-the-griddle pancakes at their annual fundraiser “Pancakes for the Easter Bunny” last Saturday. -
Wessington Springs Volunteer Fire Fighters, shown at their annual fundraiser “Pancakes for the Easter Bunny” last Saturday after serving up hundreds of locals and visitors a hearty breakfast of sausage and hot-off-the-griddle pancakes. Left to right: Mike Mebius, Kim Schultz, Mike Krueger, Chris Schimke, Blake Willman, Lucas VanEngelenburg, Jim Vavra, Easter Bunny , Eric Schroeder, Jake Krohmer, Arian Schooler, Pat Wetzel, Cody Barber, Bailey Willman, Ken Cudmore.
Local and visiting families bundled up and gathered en masse for the annual Wessington Springs Community Easter Egg Hunt Saturday. Nearly 70 kids lined up north of the swimming pool for the group Easter Egg Hunt photo, which can be found alongside the Gann Valley Egg Hunt photo HERE.
Despite the chill, visiting and local kids and their families enjoyed time outdoors together as they canvassed the city park on the lookout for 1000 brightly colored, sought-after, candy and prize- filled eggs.
Jerauld County 4-Hers were busy all week preparing for the egg hunt and hid eggs in different areas all over the park, determined by age groups spanning from preschool to fourth grade.
Before and after the hunt, attendees stopped by the Wessington Springs Fire Hall for free-will pancakes and sausage served up by local firemen and auxiliary. Proceeds from the breakfast will help firemen with equipment and ongoing operations.
The Easter Bunny also made an appearance, visiting with attendees and posing for photo opportunities throughout the morning.
Throughout Holy Week and on Easter Sunday, a wide variety of worship opportunities drew families to area churches to celebrate the Resurrection.