From Fairbury to Imperial, the holiday season started off strong in Nebraska with several employees participating in community parade of lights. Everyone loves a good parade, but something about the holiday lights makes these community holiday traditions even more fun. Cheers to our teams in Fairbury, Albion, Seward, Holdrege, Beatrice and Imperial for spreading holiday cheer!
Zac, service technician from the Albion service area, took part in the Plainview Christmas Parade of Lights in early December with his daughters.
In Seward, Javier, operations technician, decorated his service vehicle and took part in the fun with his family.
Fairbury local Shaun, operations technician in the Beatrice service area, also took part in the community lights parade.
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