Around town: Williams Christmas Lights
Williams residents took holiday lighting to new levels this year.
The Williams News and Route 66 Museum acknowledged those efforts with their annual lighting contest.
Winners include: Bill and Linda Sutton, Best Use of Lighting and Design; George and Jan Bardwell, Best Overall Presentation; Chuck and Christina Sandoval, Best Use of Characters; and the Lion's Club, Best interpretation of the theme - Hometown Strong Christmas - for the hillside Christmas star.
The business lighting contest winners are Sheridan House Inn, first place; Wild West Junction, second place and Pine Country Restaurant, third place.
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