Willits proclaims 100th Frontier Days, designates Western Wear Days
Summary
Mayor Tom Olin read a centennial proclamation recognizing 100 years of Willits Frontier Days and designated June 22–July 4, 2026 as Western Wear Days, thanking volunteers and encouraging community participation.
The Willits City Council issued a proclamation honoring the 100th anniversary of Willits Frontier Days and designated June 22 through July 4, 2026 as "Western Wear Days." Mayor Tom Olin read the proclamation, noting the event's century of volunteerism, tradition and community fundraising that benefits local service organizations.
A Frontier Days board member highlighted volunteer fundraising and invited residents to attend the centennial events, noting a parade, barbecue and rodeo and emphasizing the tradition’s role in supporting local charities. The board representative also gave a brief musical interlude and urged attendees to "put on your hat and come on down" for the festivities.
Council members publicly thanked volunteers and organizers, called out Amanda Sizemore for recent work on the grounds, and encouraged residents to participate in centennial activities.
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