Pinson Butterbean Days Revived: New Energy, Old Charm

0:00Great news for fans of the Butterbean Festival in Pinson. The City Council just struck a deal with the North Jefferson Chamber of Commerce to revive the event after organizers planned to end it last week. Now it's rebranded as Pinson Butterbean days, keeping the two-decade tradition alive. The Council moved fast. After hearing the cancellation at their March 20th meeting, they tasked Mayor Hoyt Sanders with finding a solution. By their special session on March 26, they passed resolutions to partner up and launch the new version. Locals love this festival for its small town vibe and community spirit. It draws crowds every year to celebrate Butterbeans and local pride. The quick save means no gap in the fun their residents count on. Looking ahead, the event sticks to its usual spot on the first October weekend, October 2nd and 3rd. Chamber CEO Heather Lewis shares plans for a fresh website with vendor applications already open and sponsorships coming soon. This teamwork ensures Pinson's Butterbean bass rolls on stronger than ever,

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