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Clerk says Asotin Days drew strong turnout and left park in good condition

Asotin City Council · August 12, 2024
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Summary

Clerk-Treasurer Tina Davidson reported that Asotin Days included about 12 vendors in Chief Looking Glass Park, 17 yard sales on the map, Corn Hole and horseshoe tournaments, Chrome on the Creek and Lions Club BBQ, and that the park was left in excellent condition.

Clerk-Treasurer Tina Davidson told the council that "Asotin Days was a good event," reporting roughly 12 vendors in Chief Looking Glass Park and 17 yard sales plotted on the event map. She described multiple activities across the weekend including a band on Friday night, a Corn Hole tournament, Chrome on the Creek, Hot Wheel races and the Lions Club barbecue.

Davidson said event volunteers and participants left the park "in an excellent condition." Councilmembers and the mayor acknowledged the efforts during council communications, with Councilmember Tim Ottmar specifically thanking volunteers who helped make the weekend successful.