GALLERY: Christmas in July: RF Days lets it snow in the form of candy
Posted 7/15/26
Congrats to the 2026 River Falls Days Parade winners:
Best Use of Theme: TurnKey Corrections
Best Visiting Royalty: North Hudson Pepper Fest Royalty
Best Music Unit: Amery High School …
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GALLERY: Christmas in July: RF Days lets it snow in the form of candy
The 715 Motorsports & Promotions float was a sight to behold July 10, driven by Santa himself.
Andrew Harrington / Pierce County Journal
UWRF is taking in the summer well, especially considering the football and women’s hockey teams are enjoying offseasons as National Champions.
Andrew Harrington / Pierce County Journal
The River Falls Fighting Fish celebrated the event with three home games over the weekend.
Andrew Harrington / Pierce County Journal
The St. Croix County Sheriff’s Mounted Posse strolls by a packed Main Street crowd during the parade July 10.
Andrew Harrington / Pierce County Journal
First National Bank of River Falls Field just before sunset.
Andrew Harrington / Pierce County Journal
Sheri Carlson may have been dressed as the grinch, but as River Falls Citizen of the Year, Carlson is anything but.
Andrew Harrington / Pierce County Journal
First National Bank of River Falls’s float took inspiration from the popular movie “Elf.”
Andrew Harrington / Pierce County Journal
Cayden Mueller of the Fighting Fish makes a grab at first base.
Andrew Harrington / Pierce County Journal
River Falls Fire Department dog Sparky enjoying the ride on a hot parade Friday.
Andrew Harrington / Pierce County Journal
The City of River Falls had a series of its Public Works Department’s vehicles and staff celebrated at the parade.