Willing Workers’ Christmas parade float celebrated the theme of “Songs of Christmas” as they “jingled all the way” along Market Street in Osage City, front, Jaiton Bosse, Brody Thompson, and Kevin Whitmer, middle, Adalynn Wagner, Leila Wilcoxson, Kaiden Bosse, Clara Thielen, Hadley Bosse, Lena Stucky, Claire Newman, Mason Newman, and Jack Ferrer, back, Reece Wilcoxson, Avery Thielen, Paige Thielen, Elisa Wagner, and Kassie Thielen. Courtesy photo.

Club Reporter Avery Thielen

This holiday season the Willing Workers 4-H Club showed its holiday spirit in many ways to the community. During the Osage City winter parade on Nov. 12, 2022, the 4-Hers brought a colorful sled float to the street. Upon their arrival they won first place in the judging of the floats. The red sleigh was built from pallets and decorated with beautiful homemade snowflakes. On Dec. 11, the Willing Workers made sugar cookies and planned to go caroling to assisted living facilities to deliver the cookies. Due to the Osage City Schools closing, the 4-H club was unable to go caroling, but the cookies were still delivered for the residents to enjoy.

Willing Workers 4-H Club would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas!

Willing Workers delivered Christmas cookies to local senior citizens, front from left, Kassie Thielen, Clara Thielen, Elaina Piraino, Hadley Bosse, Paige Thielen and Mason Newman; back, Kaiden Bosse, Jaiton Bosse, Kevin Whitmer and Claire Newman. Courtesy photo.