Annual celebration
Veterans march at the head of a long line of Independence Day parade entrants, leading the procession down Main Street.
GABRIEL DAVIS/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
A crowd of people lined up in front of Othello City Hall and along the majority of Main Street to watch Tuesday’s Fourth of July parade and its host of local businesses and organizations.
The Fourth of July Car Show in Lions Park showcased a variety of vehicles for eventgoers to look at, which were eventually judged. 25 trophies were awarded in total.
A participant in the Fourth of July Volleyball Tournament, a line of volleyball games hosted by O-Town Volleyball, serves the ball to the opposing team.
Members of the community line up for food at the west end of Lions Park, where the bulk of the festivities took place on Tuesday.
A raffle winner pies Othello Mayor Shawn Logan in the face while Othello Chamber of Commerce members look on.
OTHELLO — Othello organizations, residents and visitors marched down Main Street during Tuesday’s Fourth of July parade before moving the festivities to Lions Park for the remainder of the Independence Day celebration.
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