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Stringtown Good Old Days Fall Festival Set for Nov. 14

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Source: The Atoka County Times

The Stringtown community will gather Saturday, Nov. 14, for the annual Good Old Days Fall Festival on Garside Hill, featuring a town parade, historical tours, outdoor games, and a community Thanksgiving meal. The full-day event is open to the public. Festivities kick off with parade lineup at 11 a.m. at the school gymnasium, followed by the main processional at noon. The parade features a dedicated Veterans Float, with community members invited to enter decorated vehicles, side-by-sides, four-wheelers, and custom floats. Throughout the day, attendees can take hayrides along the historical trail, tour the historic Winters House and Garside House, and browse yard sales and vendor booths set up in the student parking lot behind the high school building. Live music will be provided all day by Heartsill Arts and Entertainment, and the Stringtown General Store will remain open for drinks and light meals.

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