East Franklin Junior High holds fall festival
CONTRIBUTED/EFJH Mr. and Miss East Franklin at the Fall Festival, shown from left are Sarah Martinez, first runner-up, daughter of Leanell Deegan and James Martinez; Arabelle Woodard, second runner-up, daughter of Kesli Thompson; Kynlee Lindsey, Miss East Franklin, daughter of Kendra and Rick Lindsey; Hudson Hill, Mr. East Franklin, son of Lexie and Caleb Hill; Noah Chaney, first runner-up, son of Sarah and Larry Chaney.
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María Camp maria.camp@franklincountytimes.com
 By María Camp maria.camp@franklincountytimes.com  
Published 6:04 am Wednesday, October 22, 2025

East Franklin Junior High holds fall festival

PHIL CAMPBELL — East Franklin Junior High celebrated fall with its annual fall festival. Activities included games, food, fun and prizes.

Freshman Eli Baker said he enjoyed all the games, especially having a bigger selection than in past years.

“I look forward to new games and getting to have fun with all my friends,” Baker said. “What I most look forward to is playing Bingo and basketball.”

For eighth grader Aaron Stowe, the games he looks forward to the most are free throw and cornhole.

“I always look forward to seeing people from the community come out to hang around and have fun,” he said. “My favorite memory from this year’s fall festival was seeing my friends joke around with each other when they would mess up or do bad at a game.”

Stowe said the events he most looks forward to at the fall festival are the cakewalk, Bingo and free throws.

Fellow eighth grader William Eli Turbyfill said what he looks forward to is enjoying the atmosphere and getting to see and hang out with his friends.

“I mostly look forward to playing all the fun games and getting tickets,” Stowe added. “My favorite memory was winning Bingo twice in a row, and I also enjoyed doing the cake walk.”

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