This year’s show had approximately 200 entries. Among the unique vehicles on display were a 1923 Ford Model T, a motorcycle with a custom airbrushed design paying tribute to those lost in 9/11 and Turbinator II, the world’s fastest wheel-driven car.
The show is the Hurricane Valley Rotary Club‘s main fundraising event; car show chairman Jeff Borden said that about 6,000-8,000 people attended Saturday. Attractions included food and vendor booths, games for kids and an ice cream cart selling old-fashioned treats.
The club participates in many service projects in the Washington County area and contributes to Rotary causes around the world, among them eradicating polio and building infrastructure in rural villages in Central America. The club has donated to the Hurricane Community Center, police and parks department, and provided local third graders with dictionaries.
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St. George News reporter Alexa Verdugo Morgan contributed to this story.
Ed. note: Attending the event were about 6,000-8000 people. The number in attendance has been updated.
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Jeremy Crawford is originally from Dillon, Montana, where he met his “amazing wife Nadia.” The Crawfords have two wonderful kids and a “Cupcake” (their English Bulldog). Jeremy is pursuing his education at Dixie State University for a degree in criminal justice-digital forensics. Photography is one of Jeremy’s passions, complementing his other passion for investigating and dissecting anything digital to find the truth in a case. In his free time Jeremy loves to spend time with his family exploring the outdoors and attractions around the St George area.
Correction: We host between 6000-8000 attendees. Thanks for the coverage.