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Fall Like Weather Greets Visitors Of Pioneer Fall Fest

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By: Anna Wozniak
THE VILLAGE REPORTER

Pioneer held their Fall Festival from 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. on Saturday, October 7. There was a firefighter breakfast, chili contest, vendor and craft show, pumpkin decorating contest, and inflatables for the children at Crommer Park.

People loved the cornhole set-up, pairing off to see who would win. It was a sleepy morning, with many residents staying warm inside.

Those who braved the wind and rain got to have some fun in downtown Pioneer!

Anna can be reached at anna@thevillagereporter.com

PHOTOS BY ANNA WOZNIAK / THE VILLAGE REPORTER
VENDORS … Despite the 45-degree temperature, the vendors were happy to help anyone who came to visit them.
FIRST TIMERS … First-time Fall Fest visitors Bracelets by Rae of the Fae, out of Defiance, understood the assignment, bringing attendees smiles with their festive -and warm- outfits.
CRAFTS FOR NASH … “Crafts for Nash” was set up to fundraise for the NCLS Band and Choir trip to Nashville, Tennessee March 7-9.
BOUNCE HOUSES … Bounce houses were available for the children who came out and braved the snappy wind and rain on Saturday.
CORNHOLE … Cornhole was available at the Pioneer Fall Fest for anyone wanting to play, and laughter could be heard as community members struggled to go home with a victory under their belts…

 

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