McKenzie City Park's Annual Easter Egg Drop Attracts Record Crowd

The annual Easter Egg Drop event at McKenzie City Park in Tennessee attracted a large crowd, with hundreds of children and adults participating. The event featured a helicopter, piloted by Andrew Bigham of AeroLuxe Aviation, dropping 50,000 eggs. Monica Heath was one of the organizers.

Heath confirmed the event's success, noting four hunts for different age groups were well-attended. She also highlighted that a charter bus brought additional attendees. All 50,000 eggs were collected and vendors sold out, demonstrating high participation.

Volunteers, including students from Bethel University, McKenzie High School, and Tennessee Promise, supported the event. Heath thanked these volunteers and attendees from across West Tennessee.

Finally, Heath expressed gratitude to the McKenzie Chamber Membership and Sponsorship Investors for their community contribution. The Easter Egg Drop event showcased the community spirit in McKenzie, evidenced by the large turnout and active participation.

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