Map of Sedro-Woolley

Event Locations & Race Route

COOK ROAD

Bingham Park

TO I-5TO BURLINGTON Tesarik Ballpark

Harry Osborne Park

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W. STATE STREET

B

METCALF STREET MURDOCK STREET

Metcalf Ballpark Lions Park CENTRAL STREET

E

Hammer Heritage Square FERRY STREET FERRY STREET

C

F G

TO CLEAR LAKE

9 A

3RD STREET

D

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Map produced by Fine Edge, Anacortes, WA Not to scale.

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POLTE ROAD TO LYMAN, HAMILTON, CONCRETE, ROCKPORT & MARBLEMOUNT

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STATE STREET STATE STREET

TOWNSHIP STREET FOOTRACE ROUTE

(TENTATIVE)

Riverfront Park

RIVER ROAD

Skagit River

FRUITDALE ROAD

EVENT LOCATIONS

A. Footrace Start & Finish

Any fi nal decisions aff ecting the race will come closer to the event – please check our website for updates or call

Kyle Rutherford at 360-856-4465. (check-in begins at 7:30 a.m. – staggered start times may be used) B. Wood Carving Events C. SW Museum Displays & Antique Tractors D. Fireworks E. Beard Contest

(registration between 8:30 a.m. – 9 a.m.) F. Eagles BBQ G. Kids’ Pancake Breakfast

(Check the Sedro-Woolley School District Facebook page or call the ASB offi ce at 360-855-3510 ext. 8)

EVENTS cont. from pg. 17

of two-years old, riding in a buddy seat behind her mom on trail rides. From there her love of horses and the western way of life grew beyond measure. Since she was a little girl, it was a family tradition to come up to Sedro-Woolley on the Fourth of July for a family breakfast and then watch the downtown parade. Year-a er-year, Josie would stand along Metcalf Street and admire the Sedro-Woolley Rodeo Queen as she rode by representing our awesome small hometown, thinking to herself that one day, with some hard work and determination, that could be her.

During high school, Josie was involved in her local FFA Chapter, serving as secretary and vice president. She also was the 2019 Jr. Miss Timberbowl Rodeo Queen. She currently works as a receptionist at Northwest Veterinary Hospital in Mount Vernon and will be pursuing education as an equine vet tech.

She is truly honored to be living out her dream of representing the Sedro-Woolley PRCA Rodeo and hopes to be the inspiration for all little girls out there that if you set our mind to something, you can achieve it.

Visit www.sedrowoolleyrodeo.com to nd out about rodeo queen event dates such as the horsemanship clinic and royalty trail ride plus contest eligibility and royal duties.

Rodeo Queen history:

e Sedro-Woolley Rodeo named its rst queen in 1950, Glenda Rae Aldridge. A queen was chosen consecutively until 1953, followed by a break until 1971; a er which it became an annual tradition. e Sedro-Woolley Rodeo queen is an ambassador for the sport of rodeo and the Western way of life; she represents the program with grace, integrity and professionalism. Her reign is a 12 month-commitment, running January 1 through December 31. Competition for this title consists of horsemanship, public speaking, inter-