Frontier Days Fun

A group from Holiness Church sings "It Only Takes One" during the Frontier Days Gospel Sing at Broadway Chapel, in Tecumseh, Sept. 15. Four groups and two individuals from area churches participated in the Gospel Sing. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Frontier Days Gospel Sing

Frontier Days Gospel Sing - Reese Scogin

Frontier Days Gospel Sing

The musical directors from First Baptist Church - Tecumseh, Cameron Clark and Ariel Kim sing "Nothing but the Blood" during the Frontier Days Gospel Sing at Broadway Chapel, in Tecumseh, Sept. 15. Four groups and two individuals from area churches participated in the annual event. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Frontier Days Gospel Sing - Jennifer LaGrange & Kim Elliott

Frontier Days Gospel Sing

There were four contestants in the Frontier Days Beard & Stache Contest on Sept. 17. Teddy Herskovits, third from left, was eliminated since he is a family friend of event sponsor and Fat Chix Barber owner Linda Blankenship. Blankenship presented beard care kits to Michael Schafer, far left, for Best Overall; John Long for Best Beard; and Tecumseh fireman Eddie Kidney, far right, for Best Mustache. Schafer and Long are both from McLoud. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Frontier Days Beard & 'Stache Contest

Tommy Joe Smith and J.P. and Felix Hamilton perform during the Frontier Days Concert in the Park on the evening of Sept. 17 at Slick Humphrey Park. The Jeremy Fullbright Band also performed. Jennifer LaGrange organized both this event and the Frontier Days Gospel Sing. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Frontier Days Concert in the Park

The Jeremy Fullbright Band plays during the Frontier Days Concert in the Park at Slick Humphrey Park on Sept. 17. Tommy Joe Smith and J.P. and Felix Hamilton performed earlier. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Frontier Days Concert in the Park

Frontier Days Dunking Booth

Brody Walker, 10, of Tecumseh, tries his luck at the dunk tank and submerges Tecumseh High School Principal Randy Dilbeck during Frontier Days on Sept. 17. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Frontier Days Dunking Booth

Frontier Days Kids Zone

Rachel Fontanez holds Rita, 15 months, as she gets pictures of Chiara, 6, petting an emu, while Jeremiah, 8, looks on during Tecumseh's Frontier Days, Sept. 17. Jeremiah was just surprised by the emu seconds before. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Frontier Days Kids Zone

Lawana Griffith holds up Meliah, 2, and Mason, 1, to pet a pony in the petting zoo, as Shenoah Griffith, 5, far left, looks on during Frontier Days on Sept. 17. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Frontier Days Kids Zone

Michael Cisneros, of Shawnee, holds onto his son Andre Cisneros, 9 months, as he rides a pony during Frontier Days on Sept. 17. The pony rides, bounce house, and petting zoo were all in the Kids Zone on the grounds of Broadway Chapel, in Tecumseh. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Frontier Days Kids Zone - Almeda Dyer, age 90, watches over the kids.

Frontier Days Dunking Booth

Frontier Days Parade

Donna Snodgrass, with the American Legion and U.S. Naval Sea Cadets, drives her 1971 Mercury Comet, as her grandson, Daryl Murray, hands out small flags during the Frontier Days Parade on Sept. 17. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Frontier Days Parade

Members of the U.S. Naval Sea Cadets pass out small flags while riding on a float with the USS Sooner CV89 carrier vessel during Tecumseh's Frontier Days Parade on Sept. 17. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Frontier Days Parade

Tecumseh Public Schools and Tecumseh High School Administrators walk with students in the Frontier Days Parade on Sept. 17. The parade was dedicated to Tecumseh schools, in honor of Homecoming. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Frontier Days Parade

A float depicting the rocket and benches at Slick Humphrey Park, in Tecumseh, states the Frontier Days theme for this year: "There's no Place Like Our Hometown." Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Frontier Days Parade

Children and adults ride horses at the end of Tecumseh's Frontier Days Parade on Sept. 17. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Frontier Days Parade

Frontier Days

Frontier Days - Tecumseh Vocal Music

The Tecumseh Middle School Choir performs in front of Tecumseh City Hall for Frontier Days on Sept. 17. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

The Tecumseh High School Choir performs in front of Tecumseh City Hall for Frontier Days on Sept. 17. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Ember Pritchett, 3, of Luther, cleans her Minnie Mouse car, next to her father's, David Pritchett's 2022 Dodge Charger during the Frontier Days Car Show on Sept. 17. The car show was brought back this year and had 44 entries. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Frontier Days Car Show

A family looks over a classic Impala during the Frontier Days Car Show on Sept. 17. There were 44 entries in this returning event. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Frontier Days Car Show

U.S. Naval Sea Cadet Madison Lockwood and her father Tacamo aircraft mechanic Robert Lockwood talk with Jerry Liles, of Tecumseh, about his 1967 Pontiac GTO during the Frontier Days Car Show on Sept. 17. Liles said the car belonged to his wife's stepfather, and it was passed down to her. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Frontier Days Car Show

A Silver Arts Academy student sings "Beauty and the Beast" during Frontier Days on Sept. 17.

Silver Arts Academy members Riley Chamblin and Hugh Loftis sing "A Whole New World" from the movie "Aladdin" during Frontier Days on Sept. 17. Countywide & Sun/Natasha Dunagan

Frisco the Chiweenie, owned by Kayla Decamp, won "Best Trick" in the Frontier Days Pet Contest on Sept. 17. Photo provided by Caitlyn Mertz of Tecumseh Vet Clinic.

Camden Sparks poses with Jack, who won "Cutest Chonk" in the Frontier Days Pet Contest on Sept. 17. Each winner received a "good boy" bag of toys and grooming items plus a $10 gift certificate to Tecumseh Vet Clinic. Photo provided by Caitlyn Mertz of Tecumseh Vet Clinic.

Alisha Jonker holds Kipper, who won "Best Groomed" in the Frontier Days Pet Show on Sept. 17. Photo provided by Caitlyn Mertz of Tecumseh Vet Clinic.

Several people participated in the Frontier Days Watermelon Eating Contest, which was moved in front of Tecumseh City Hall, on Sept. 17. Photo provided.

Miss Frontier Days, Sadie Boatman, and others eat watermelon hands-free during the Frontier Days Watermelon Eating Contest on Sept. 17. Photo provided.