Blackberry Festival royalty was introduced at the Aug. McLoud City Council meeting. Posing with Mayor Daniel McClure (far left) and Chamber of Commerce Ex. Director Lisa Cox (far right) are: Princess Kyndall Reich, Jr. Princess Lorelai Cleary, and Queen Emma Hollingsworth. Julie Talton, Countywide & Sun
McLoud Blackberry Festival royalty introduced to Council
Thursday, September 3, 2026
The McLoud City Council held its monthly meeting on Aug. 27. Despite the short agenda, the meeting lasted about an hour and a half due to a couple of lengthy discussions.The consent agenda was approved after removing the last item for clarification.News
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