Tradition lives on in Red Bay
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 By  Ciera Hughes Published 
5:18 pm Tuesday, September 22, 2020

Tradition lives on in Red Bay

Live music, family, fun, festival food and more are all part of the tradition for the Red Bay Founder’s Day festival, held Saturday. Among the festival-goers are Junior Leaders Katie Cummings, Camille Lynn, Addy Files and Anna Skidmore selling festival T-shirts and Noel Turner with her pup Scout.

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