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NewsSeptember 9, 2022
Annual Highway 61 yard sale tradition continures
The annual Highway 61 yard sale ran from September 1-3. The sale stretched along 61 from Jackson to Bloomsdale, MO and beyond with houses, businesses and churches hosting booths and events along the highway.
Megan Burke
Nancy Davis, Wanda Eaves and James Eaves laugh together at the highway 61 yard sale on Friday, Sept. 2 in Jackson.
Nancy Davis, Wanda Eaves and James Eaves laugh together at the highway 61 yard sale on Friday, Sept. 2 in Jackson.
Kylie Jo Yamnitz, 9, puts ice into a cup as she runs a lemonade stand in her front yard, which sits along highway 61.
Kylie Jo Yamnitz, 9, puts ice into a cup as she runs a lemonade stand in her front yard, which sits along highway 61.
Tom Jones and Buster Bollinger sit on a bench on Friday at the Jones Auction Lot during the highway 61 yard sale in Fruitland.
Tom Jones and Buster Bollinger sit on a bench on Friday at the Jones Auction Lot during the highway 61 yard sale in Fruitland.
Charles Fadler, right, sells an item to Tony and Phyllis Brunke on Friday during the highway 61 yard sale in Jackson.
Charles Fadler, right, sells an item to Tony and Phyllis Brunke on Friday during the highway 61 yard sale in Jackson.
Ron and Nancy Davis and Wanda and James Eaves stand together as the Eaves celebrate 17 years participating in the highway 61 yard sale.
Ron and Nancy Davis and Wanda and James Eaves stand together as the Eaves celebrate 17 years participating in the highway 61 yard sale.
Ron and Wanda Horst of Jackson, left, and Michelle and Kieth Ferreira of Mt. Vernon, Illinois load a banana tree onto a pickup truck at the highway 61 yard sale.
Ron and Wanda Horst of Jackson, left, and Michelle and Kieth Ferreira of Mt. Vernon, Illinois load a banana tree onto a pickup truck at the highway 61 yard sale.
Darin Worl of Scott City and Amanda Baker of Jackson sit at a picnic table enjoying drinks served in a pineapple on Friday at the highway 61 yard sale in Jackson.
Darin Worl of Scott City and Amanda Baker of Jackson sit at a picnic table enjoying drinks served in a pineapple on Friday at the highway 61 yard sale in Jackson.
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The annual Highway 61 yard sale ran from September 1-3. The sale stretched along 61 from Jackson to Bloomsdale, MO and beyond with houses, businesses and churches hosting booths and events along the highway.

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