Centennial Spring Fling Festival celebrated 100 years with planes, cars, vendors, music and festivities on Saturday, March 29. Friends of Keystone Heights and Keystone Heights Rotary Club …
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Centennial Spring Fling Festival celebrated 100 years with planes, cars, vendors, music and festivities on Saturday, March 29.
Friends of Keystone Heights and Keystone Heights Rotary Club observed a century at Keystone Heights Airport in Bradford County with a car show comprising more than 50 participants.
The atmosphere included a vibrant crowd that filled the area, bustling around vendors and food trucks. The Clay County Sheriff's Department and the Fantastic Fire Brigade were among the participants.
"We spoke to the food truck vendors and the craft vendors, and everybody said that it was a great event,” said Todd Beals, president of Keystone Heights Rotary.
“I am so glad that our family fun day was a success. We had great volunteers, and everybody pitched in to make the day a wonderful day. The snowbird event made it even more exciting, as with the car show. They had a total of 53 cars."
"The Friends of Keystone Heights and community volunteers came together to make our Centennial Spring Fling a huge success for the community," said Ginger Lee, Friends of Keystone Heights president.
The event was considered a success, raising over $1,000 for the Rotary Club.
