Employees in our Harrison, Arkansas, Division spent the morning of Saturday, June 25, riding in a community parade in Mountain Home, Arkansas, and handing out candy to countless children along the parade route.
The parade is a kickoff to Mountain Home’s Red, White and Blue Festival, an annual event that also includes a rodeo, car show, concerts, and fireworks. The festival is a fundraiser for the Mountain Home Area Chamber of Commerce.
The Black Hills Energy truck and trailer joined others who traveled the parade route on foot, horseback and floats to create a fun, family-friendly community event in the Ozark Mountains.
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