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Addie McCluskey
Elmore Autauga News
The West Elmore Lion’s Club hosted its annual Rubber Duck Race, Sept. 5, 2025, at Village Green Park with Millbrook’s Tunes on the Green live performance instantly following.
“This is a huge fundraiser for us, and we invest the funds back into the community by making donations to local nonprofits and charities,” stated Carol Bowman, Lion’s Club International Foundation Coordinator for the West Elmore Lion’s Club. “By supporting the duck race, you support your community.”
Hundreds of vivid yellow geese bobbed alongside the creek as contributors cheered them to the end line. Each duck, bought for $10, helped elevate cash for native charities. Cash prizes awaited the winners:
1st Place: Chris and Nancy Williams – $250
2nd Place: Ashley Williams – $150
third Place: Larry Dorb – $100
Last Place: Tina Woodson – $50
After the race, households unfold out on the garden for Tunes on the Green, a free neighborhood live performance that showcased native band Mother Moonpie. The night additionally featured meals from Jennifer’s Food to Go, River Region Snobiz, and Made by Molly’s cookies, whereas a child’s play zone and slime-making station saved the youngest attendees busy.
From the primary duck to the ultimate chord, the occasion introduced neighbors collectively in true Millbrook model.
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