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Nebraska team — along with Santa — spread holiday cheer
Holdrege Winter Festival light parade

On Dec. 11, team members in the Black Hills Energy Nebraska office joined in the fun during the first Holdrege Winter Festival light parade.

Our team decorated a Black Hills Energy truck with lights, a "sleigh" and even an inflatable Grinch trying to steal the Christmas toys! They handed out Black Hills Energy footballs, glow sticks and candy canes.

Maybe best of all, the team also brought along Santa Claus, who walked through the parade to entertain spectators. It was a very merry event!

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