GILPIN COUNTY – Gilpin County voters got valuable information and face time with their Republican candidates, Marie Mornis and Corey Marshall, at their Fall Family Fun Fest on Saturday. The chidren who attended were thrilled to have their first...
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Free horse rides
Corey Marshall, candidate for Gilpin County commissioner, and his wife, Debbie, lend a hand as two young girls get ready to ride horses at the Republican Fall Family Fun Fest at the Gilpin County Fairgrounds. Their parents look on while the wind whips through the lively afternoon event on Saturday, October 5, 2024.
GILPIN COUNTY – Gilpin County voters got valuable information and face time with their Republican candidates, Marie Mornis and Corey Marshall, at their Fall Family Fun Fest on Saturday.
The chidren who attended were thrilled to have their first horse rides! One 6-year-old boy said, “This is my BEST BIRTHDAY EVER!” (Corey and Debbie Marshall brought horses to the fairgrounds for the occasion.) Some folks tried the hula hoop, including candidate Marshall (emphasis on “tried”), and others played Corn Hole in the wind!
Nobody went away hungry, as there was a full buffet…hot and cold apple cider, coffee, every kind of doughnut you can imagine, hot dogs, chili, and chips.
Congressional candidate Marshall Dawson dropped in to meet Gilpinites as well.
It was a beautiful day in Gilpin County!
