Record-breaking Fall Festival is a wrap
Officials say it was one of the best fall festivals in recent memory.
Half-pot ticket sales spiked to over $2.6 million, shattering last year’s total by more than 25 percent.
“In 2025, our chairman slogan was ‘Better Together’ and that’s honestly what it was this year,”
according to Brandon Julian, 2025 WSNC Publicity Specialist. He added that the community coming together made this year's festival one of the best.
- Many booths, such as Evansville Young Life, reported record sales.
- Howell General Baptist Church, makers of the original pronto pup, had a good year, thanks to 70 years of volunteer support.
Pastor Terry Gamblin noted that volunteers are crucial to the church's success at the Fall Festival.
Author's summary: Fall Festival breaks records with $2.6 million in sales.
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