Robyn Meeks, daughter of Josh and Riley Meeks, putting on her happiest face in honor of Happy Holbrook Month. The community celebrated with the Happy Holbrook Hullabaloo.
Robyn Meeks, daughter of Josh and Riley Meeks, putting on her happiest face in honor of Happy Holbrook Month. The community celebrated with the Happy Holbrook Hullabaloo.
Residents lined up for some free hot dogs, courtesy of the Holbrook City Council, Holbrook Chamber of Commerce and Grow Arizona and served up by Mayor Kathleen Smith and Chamber of Commerce Director Cindy Tafoya.
David Smith (left) and Councilman Robert Black (right) enjoyed some cookies donated by Studio 66 while cooking up hot dogs for those in attendance.
Caleb Layden (left) and David Smith (right) fought to be the last man standing as Caleb’s wife Trekelle Layden (center) offers moral support from the sidelines.
Holbrook High School students took part in a game of tug-o-war at the Happy Holbrook Hullabaloo festivities.

By Talaina Kor Happy Holbrook Month concluded with the Happy Holbrook Hullabaloo, at Hunt Park last Monday. Happy Holbrook is a yearly tradition where the city and its residents celebrate their neighbors and community. Citizens were encouraged to attend for free food and games. The event was sponsored by the city council, Grow Arizona and the Holbrook Chamber of Commerce.

Families and friends enjoying the Happy Holbrook Hullabaloo festivities.
Participants of the event took advantage of the warm spring weather by playing games including cornhole and kite flying.