Puxico Fall Festival

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Kristi Siler of Puxico sells her homemade jewelry at the Puxico Fall Festival.Statesman/Caleb H. Swallows

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Holly Poole and her son Corey Poole of Puxico view the hundreds of legos for sale at the Puxico Fall FestivalStatesman/Caleb H. Swallows

A food court was setup for attendees to enjoy the food venders' creations on Saturday during the Puxico Fall Festival.Statesman/Caleb H. Swallows

Jennifer Jones of Puxico speaks with a customer pertaining to her family's food products which include multiple variations of fried potatoes.Statesman/Caleb H. Swallows

Scott Jones of Puxico makes homemade fried potatoes during the Puxico Fall Festival.Statesman/Caleb H. Swallows

Caleb Rea of Puxico purchases donuts from S&M Donuts on Saturday during the Puxico Fall Festival.Statesman/Caleb H. Swallows

Emma Parsley, alongside her mother, Marcy Parsley of Puxico sells homemade bows at the Puxico Fall Festival.Statesman/Caleb H. Swallows

Stephanie Oliver and her son, Dawson of Puxico walks through the Puxico Fall Festival on Saturday.Statesman/Caleb H. Swallows

Kasen Barnfield of Puxico, a vender at the Puxico Fall Festival, sells flags and wearable merchandise in support of President Trump on Saturday.Statesman/Caleb H. Swallows

Makayla Pierce of Puxico sells homemade bath soaks among other products during the Puxico Fall Festival.Statesman/Caleb H. Swallows

Jessica Faries and Erin Caldwell of Puxico sells artificial nails during the Puxico Fall Festival.Statesman/Caleb H. Swallows

Megan Lincoln of Puxico checks out some products for sale at the Puxico Fall Festival.Statesman/Caleb H. Swallows

The streets are full of people on Saturday morning as the Fall Festival continues on Saturday.Statesman/Caleb H. Swallows

Pam Parsley of Puxico views the merchandise for sale at the Puxico Fall Festival.Statesman/Caleb H. Swallows

On Friday, the Puxico Police Department hosted the 2nd Annual Puxico Fall Festival held in and around the Veterans' Park. Dozens of craft and food venders fled the streets as the crowd rolled in throughout Friday and Saturday.

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