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Miles Smith, 1, of Odessa, shows off the ball he received from the Lincoln County Sheriff's Office during the Deutschesfest parade Saturday.
Siblings Morgan, 4, and Blake, 5, of Ephrata, proudly display their candy haul from the Deutschesfest parade Saturday.
The Odessa Tigers marching band makes its way down the street, filling the Deutschesfest parade with school spirit and music.
Odessa's 2025 queen, Alyx Scheller, marches alongside her great-grandmother, Coleen Janke, who reigned in the 1950s and is the town's oldest living queen, during the Deutschesfest parade.
The Odessa Tigers football team rides through the Deutschesfest parade in high spirits, celebrating their Sausage Bowl victory from the night before.
Davenport's Queen Alyssa Breedlove waves to the crowd during the Deutschesfest parade, where she took home first place in Division A.
Biergarten chairwomen Megan Schlimmer and Deanna Lobe, joined by newcomer Paige Smith, toss candy and beads to the crowd during the Deutschesfest parade.
The Odessa Color Guard presents the flags as onlookers join in singing the national anthem to open the Deutschesfest grand parade.
Members of the local Girl Scout troop share smiles - and plenty of candy - as they greet the crowd during the Deutschesfest parade.
Olivia Harnack is the award-winning managing editor/photographer/videographer/columnist at the Lincoln County Record-Times, with offices in both Davenport and Odessa, Wash. She is a University of Idaho graduate and a U.S. Army National Guardsman.
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