Concerned Citizens for a Better Community and the Corinth/Alcorn County Parks and Recreation Department are combining to celebrate Easter with the 12th Annual Community Egg Hunt on Saturday at noon.
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Due to the heavy rain predicted for Friday, March 25, the Pacheco Park fields are expected to be in poor condition for the Easter Egg Hunt scheduled for Saturday, March 26.
ENGLISH TURN COUNTRY CLUB: The 28th annual Easter brunch and egg hunt will be from 10:30 a.m.to 2 p.m. Easter Sunday. There will also be gold eggs to win a big Easter basket; silver eggs to win a big stuffed animal; chocolate bunny eggs to win a big chocolate bunny; money egg to win $5.
And if there’s any room left in your child’s egg basket, you can head on over to Hope Park on Katie Aveune for another Easter Egg hunt at 10 o’clock.
CHRIS OWENS EASTER PARADE: Features local entertainer Chris Owens and floats with Easter images from the bunny to eggs and more, along with throws. Photos with the Easter bunny will cost $5. Children will visit different stations that tell different parts of the Easter story.
Clouds and rain are in this weekend’s forecast, but it won’t put a damper on Easter events taking place on Joint Base Lewis-McChord and the surrounding community.
Kooskia: The egg hunt is set for Saturday, March 26, Kooskia City Park, 11 a.m. This is for ages up to 11.
Easter egg hunts are planned for Saturday in Decatur and Geneva. Children up to age 12 will hunt for more than 8,000 eggs and prizes.
CRA chair Sean Kelly has advised that tomorrow’s Easter Egg Hunt will move indoors in the event of bad weather tomorrow. We have information on quite a few, but we know there are even more.
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Egg hunts are a fun game of searching for colorful eggs either real boiled and dyed eggs or plastic eggs filled with candy and prizes.
