The team of Dustin Sheppard and Hunter Jones load their big fish into a bucket for the weigh-in during the Twisted Cat Tournament at New Madrid on Oct. 5.
A youngster wears a crown of foam after playing in the Funky Foam, one of the many activities offered during New Madrid's Fall Festival on Oct. 5.
Jaden Ginther sends foam flying during New Madrid's Fall Festival. With temperatures reaching the upper 80s, the foam provided relief from the heat as well as fun for youngsters and adults.
The SEMO Funky Foam proved to be a hit with youngsters and even some adults during New Madrid's Fall Festival on Oct. 5
Kairi Sanders finds a favorite candy during a stop at the New Madrid County Library's booth at the New Madrid Fall Festival on Oct. 5.
Lawson and Eliza Woods were pause during their sales of heir grandmother's jellies in a booth at New Madrid Fall Festival on Oct. 5.
The team of Dustin Sheppard and Hunter Jones load their big fish into a bucket for the weigh-in during the Twisted Cat Tournament at New Madrid on Oct. 5.
Boats line up for the weigh-in at the Twisted Cat Tournament. Each team could bring in three catfish to be weighed at the end of the tournament. The top teams had weigh-ins of greater than 100 pounds.
Melanie Duncan's 1965 Mustang drew lots of admiring glances from those attending the car show which was part of the New Madrid Fall Festival's events on Oct. 5. Duncan's car won trophies for Best Interior and Best Paint while Bryan McCain's 1968 was honored as the Best Engine and Bill Henry's 1978 Ford F-150 was named Best in Show.
Mia Brown colors a picture at the Ramey's booth during the Oct. 5 New Madrid Fall Festival.
Amelia and Henley Walls decide on which of the crafts this will purchase at a booth at the New Madrid Fall Festival on Oct. 5.
Boats line up for the weigh-in at the Twisted Cat Tournament. Each team could bring in three catfish to be weighed at the end of the tournament. The top teams had weigh-ins of greater than 100 pounds.
Fishing fans filled the bleachers to watch the weigh-in of the catfish caught by those taking part in the Twisted Cat Tournament during New Madrid's Fall Festival. This year's event featured 37 teams from across the Midwest.
Participants in the Twisted Cat Tournament display one of the fish they caught for the public.
The fish caught during the Twisted Cat Tournament were moved into a holding tank before being returned to the Mississippi River. The sight of the large fish drew a large crowd around the tank.
Gracelyn Beck poses with the Crazy Cats team which took part in the Twisted Cat Tournament during New Madrid's Fall Festival on Oct. 5. Gracelyn won a signed pole from the team for her loud cheers on their behalf.
A youngster wears a crown of foam after playing in the Funky Foam, one of the many activities offered during New Madrid's Fall Festival on Oct. 5.
Jaden Ginther sends foam flying during New Madrid's Fall Festival. With temperatures reaching the upper 80s, the foam provided relief from the heat as well as fun for youngsters and adults.
The SEMO Funky Foam proved to be a hit with youngsters and even some adults during New Madrid's Fall Festival on Oct. 5
Kairi Sanders finds a favorite candy during a stop at the New Madrid County Library's booth at the New Madrid Fall Festival on Oct. 5.
Lawson and Eliza Woods were pause during their sales of heir grandmother's jellies in a booth at New Madrid Fall Festival on Oct. 5.
Melanie Duncan's 1965 Mustang drew lots of admiring glances from those attending the car show which was part of the New Madrid Fall Festival's events on Oct. 5. Duncan's car won trophies for Best Interior and Best Paint while Bryan McCain's 1968 was honored as the Best Engine and Bill Henry's 1978 Ford F-150 was named Best in Show.
Mia Brown colors a picture at the Ramey's booth during the Oct. 5 New Madrid Fall Festival.
Amelia and Henley Walls decide on which of the crafts this will purchase at a booth at the New Madrid Fall Festival on Oct. 5.
Fishing fans filled the bleachers to watch the weigh-in of the catfish caught by those taking part in the Twisted Cat Tournament during New Madrid's Fall Festival. This year's event featured 37 teams from across the Midwest.
Participants in the Twisted Cat Tournament display one of the fish they caught for the public.
The fish caught during the Twisted Cat Tournament were moved into a holding tank before being returned to the Mississippi River. The sight of the large fish drew a large crowd around the tank.
Gracelyn Beck poses with the Crazy Cats team which took part in the Twisted Cat Tournament during New Madrid's Fall Festival on Oct. 5. Gracelyn won a signed pole from the team for her loud cheers on their behalf.
Fun was had during New Madrids Fall Festival and the Twisted Cat Tournament on Oct. 5, 2024.
