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Sunflower Festival ‘10

Despite the oppressive heat and humidity most of the country has been experiencing this summer, Johnson Countians came out in large numbers to attend the yearly summer attraction on Main Street. Armed with sun hats, bottled water and plenty of opportunities for cold drinks and ice cream treats, local folks and visitors alike spent a delightful day enjoying the varied local artistic talents at this year’s Sunflower Festival.



Up and down Main Street and rounding the corner onto Church Street, vendors offered wares, food and unique gifts. Johnson County is home to many talented people, and it was evident by the large selection of specialty items. Customers perused the many booths, looking for the return of their favorite vendors, while eagerly exploring the talents of those who were new. Some hopeful candidates, vying for those last-minute undecided voters, mingled among the crowd.  More...


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