The third annual Marion’s Festival of Trees is underway now at the Larry D. Miller Business Complex with 50 special Christmas trees on display. And this celebration will again help deserving children have a happy holiday this year.
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Within the corridors of the Larry D. Miller Business Complex, there are 50 Christmas trees and they are all specially decorated for the holiday season for Marion’s Festival of Trees. It is a self-guided tour of the decorated Christmas trees. This is an indoor, family event to raise money for various charities and toys for Project Christmas.
The voting on these trees is taking place now and the public is asked to bring an unwrapped toy to vote for their favorite tree. All the toys collected will be donated to Project Christmas here in McDowell County. The tree with the most votes wins prize money to a charity of their choice.
Here is one of the decorated 50 trees at the Miller Complex in Marion.
Within the corridors of the Larry D. Miller Business Complex, there are 50 Christmas trees and they are all specially decorated for the holiday season for Marion’s Festival of Trees. It is a self-guided tour of the decorated Christmas trees. This is an indoor, family event to raise money for various charities and toys for Project Christmas.
AT LEFT: Here is one of the 50 trees on display at the Larry D. Miller Business Complex in Marion. AT RIGHT: The voting on these trees is taking place now and the public is asked to bring an unwrapped toy to vote for their favorite tree. All the toys collected will be donated to Project Christmas here in McDowell County. The tree with the most votes wins prize money to a charity of their choice.
The voting on these trees is taking place now and the public is asked to bring an unwrapped toy to vote for their favorite tree. All the toys collected will be donated to Project Christmas here in McDowell County. The tree with the most votes wins prize money to a charity of their choice.
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