Adams County Harvest Festival given the green light from Lind Town Council

Third annual harvest festival is set for all day Saturday in Lind

Jeremy Burnham, Reporter | Last updated Aug 22, 2019 10:54am0

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Lind residents Skip Thompson and Traci Willis dance in the street during the inaugural Adams County Harvest Festival on Aug. 19, 2017. This year's festival, taking place on Saturday, includes a beer garden, raffle, food vendors, street dancing, parade, car show, performances from bands and a kids carnival.

The Adams County Harvest Festival in Lind scheduled for Saturday has been given final approval by the Lind Town Council.

Event organizer Diane Kennedy presented the council with a liquor license, proof of insurance and Washington Department of Transportation permits ahead of the council's Aug. 13 meeting.

The council had previously voted to approve the event, so long as Kennedy was able to provide proof of those items. As promised, the council told her at the meeting that she could go forward with the festival.

Now, Kennedy is happy to put that process behind her.

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