Members of the communities of Osage and Maries Counties gathered in Westphalia, Friday evening to have an abbreviated Relay for Life program. The shorter event was held due to COVID-19. Cpl. Amanda …
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Members of the communities of Osage and Maries Counties gathered in Westphalia, Friday evening to have an abbreviated Relay for Life program. The shorter event was held due to COVID-19. Cpl. Amanda Carnes (above) provided an escort for a parade from Linn to Westphalia as part of the Relay for Life parade. A small crowd gathered at the Westphalia Lions Hall to have an luminary ceremony.
