Volunteers march as an inch worm attraction in the Signature Signs & Graphics contribution to the Pioneer Days parade on July 30.
Bob Ofstead, of Hurley, puts his 1946 Dodge through the ringer one more time on July 30 at Pioneer Days in Butternut. He has raced it with the Lake States Mud Racers for the past 27 years, the longest run for a driver and the oldest vehicle.
A man on springs hops his way through the Pioneer Days parade on July 30.
Kids enjoy the pirate ship ride at the carnival on July 30 as part of Pioneer Days in Butternut.
Howard and Judie Scherwinski ride as the parade marshals for the 2022 Pioneer Days parade on July 30 in Butternut.
Leslie Mitchell of Wausau, competes in the regulation horseshoes event on July 30 as part of Pioneer Days in Butternut.
The three candidates for the Pioneer Days Queen ride in the parade on July 30. Kendra Pritzl, 15, center, was crowned the queen the previous evening, with runner ups Harley Heckendorf, 17, at left, and Olivia Hamann, 12 at right.
Sue and Jan Tobiasz at left, and Joel Marheine, of Brantwood, volunteered to staff the community booth as members of Price County Repeater Association W9PFP. The group raises funds to lease and maintain the antenna that is used by county residents for amateur radio and UHF repeater service in northern Wisconsin for general and emergency communications.
All the way from Ontario, the Pipes and Drums of Thunder Bay, march in the Pioneer Days parade on July 30 in Butternut.
Jeff Gustafson, of Butternut, brought some of his “Skullery” collection to exhibit for the crowds at Pioneer Days on July 30. He is pictured here with a woolly mammoth tusk from a collection of contemporary and prehistoric skulls from around the world.
A man dressed as house cleaner stands atop a float representing the business in the Pioneer Days parade on July 30 in Butternut.
A large group including a mermaid ridge the float representing Bobbers on Butternut Lake in the Pioneer Days parade on July 30.
The petting zoo is busy all morning on July 30 at Pioneer Days in Butternut. Looking a calf in the eyes is Kayden Zach, 6, of Butternut, along with Lauren Weinberger, 11, of Park Falls, center, and Bailey Pritzl, 10, of Park Falls, at right.
BUTTERNUT — Sunshine and lots of people made for a fund three-day Pioneer Days in Butternut this past weekend.
The event kept plenty of people busy all weekend with golf and softball tournaments, along with arthouse merchants downtown. There was plenty of nightly entertainment to include live bands and fireworks.
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