Float winners have been announced for Saturday’s Liberty Fest parade in Franklin.
King of Spades Landscaping was chosen as the first-place float, followed by Jeannes Jamming Jeeps in second place.
The Franklin Rotary Club took third place, and Oil City All-Stars rounded off the prize winners in fourth place.
This year’s parade theme was “Stars and Stripes Forever.”
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