Fans were on their feet for Josh Davison and the One Night Stand, the first of three bands at Shell Knob’s Independence Fest on Saturday, which drew hundreds to the park at Needles Eye Road. Kyle Troutman/[email protected]
Fans were on their feet for Josh Davison and the One Night Stand, the first of three bands at Shell Knob’s Independence Fest on Saturday, which drew hundreds to the park at Needles Eye Road.
Fabian Alvez, of Phoenix, Ariz., swings his son, Julian Alvez, 7, while one of three bands play at the Shell Knob Independence Fest on Saturday, hosted by the Shell Knob Chamber of Commerce. Kyle Troutman/ktroutman@cassville-democrat. comAdlee Weber, left, 10, of Wichita, Kan., fills her sno cone with a mix of flavors as 3-year-old Baker Plank, of Lamar, looks on. The two and their families attended Shell Knob Independence Fest, which saw hundreds of people take advantage of the three live bands and numerous food trucks set up at the event hosted by the Shell Knob Chamber of Commerce. Kyle Troutman/ ktroutman@cassville- democrat.comKelly Black, left, performs a song with Josh Davison, right, and The One Night Stand during the Shell Knob Independence Fest on Saturday. Kyle Troutman/ktrout-man@ cassville-democrat.comFabian Alvez, of Phoenix, Ariz., swings his son, Julian Alvez, 7, while one of three bands play at the Shell Knob Independence Fest on Saturday, hosted by the Shell Knob Chamber of Commerce. Kyle Troutman/ [email protected]
