Calhoun Royalty, Little Miss Karson Hillen, Miss Calhoun Lucy Kallal and Jr. Miss Caroline Adams were driven by Terry Klocke in the parade. (Diane Brangenberg/Calhoun News-Herald)
The grand marshal for the Batchtown Fall Festival Parade was Brenda Sievers. Sievers is very active in the Batchtown community. In the parade, she drove a tractor pulling the Calhoun Jr. High softball team who recently won state. (Diane Brangenberg/Calhoun News-Herald)
The Brodbeck family, owners of the Fill In Station, were busy making Snow Cones for the attendees of the Batchtown Fall Festival. (Diane Brangenberg/Calhoun News-Herald)
The crowd at the Batchtown Fall Festival on Sunday enjoyed music from the band, “Crypt Kickers. (Diane Brangenberg/Calhoun News-Herald)
The Calhoun Junior High Softball girls, who recently won fourth place at state, were pulled through the Batchtown Fall Festival Parade by Grand Marshal Brenda Sievers. (Diane Brangenberg/Calhoun News-Herald)
By Carissa Sitki
Batchtown had great weather for their annual Fall Festival on Sunday. There was a parade, games for all ages, food vendors, and music by the band, Crypt Kickers.
There were vendors selling handmade items such as jewelry, wreaths, crafts, purses, makeup, accessories, and more.
Calhoun royalty, Little Miss Karson Hillen, Miss Calhoun Lucy Kallal and Jr. Miss Caroline Adams were driven by Terry Klocke in the parade.
The grand marshal for the parade was Brenda Sievers. Sievers is very active in the Batchtown community, according to festival organizers, and deserving of the honor. In the parade, she drove a tractor pulling the Calhoun Jr. High softball team who recently won state.
