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Winslow’s annual tree lighting kicks off holiday celebrations

Tribune Staff

| November 25, 2025

Printed in the November 26, 2025 edition · Page 12

Mayor Birdie Cano and Winslow Chamber of Commerce CEO Bob Hall gave a few words before last Friday’s tree lighting in downtown Winslow. — Mayor Birdie Cano and Winslow Chamber of Commerce CEO Bob Hall gave a few words before last Friday’s tree lighting in downtown Winslow. Photos by Shawn White

Students and staff from the Winslow Christian School spread the holiday cheer with their annual children’s choir performance.

Randy Therio leads the chorus with his guitar in hand, playing Christmas carols for all to take part in while folks drink hot chocolate and catch up with neighbors and friends.

Winslow’s Christmas tree brightly lit and adorned with ceramic ornaments made from students at Winslow Junior High School.