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Light up the Season 2022

November 1, 2022 (Moscow, Idaho) — The City of Moscow invites residents and visitors to Light up the Season! Offered through the Parks and Recreation and Community Events departments, Light up the Season is a holiday event which includes a downtown tree lighting, parade of lighted floats, and storefront decorating contest! There are two ways for interested individuals and organizations to participate in this event:

Submit a float entry for the Light up the Season Parade.

Float registrations are free and are being accepted from now until 5 pm, Sat., Dec. 3. Prizes will be awarded for the best entries in the following categories: Best General Entry, Best Youth Entry, Best Use of Lights, Best City of Moscow Entry, Best Military Entry, and Best Business Entry. Registration forms are available at the Hamilton Indoor Recreation Center, 1724 E. F Street or by contacting Tyler Ochoa, Recreation Coordinator at [email protected], 208-883-7087

Register as a contestant in the DeLIGHTful Downtown storefront competition.

Businesses on and near Main Street may register from Nov. 1 to Nov. 30 via Submittable at https://moscowarts.submittable.com/submit/240663/light-up-the-season-2022-delightful-downtown . Registered businesses must have storefronts decorated and on display by Thu., Dec. 1 for the judging panel.

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Simone Biles leads U.S. women's gymnastics team to Olympic gold, kicking off Paris 'redemption tour'

Atlanta 1996, London 2012, Rio 2016 and now, Paris 2024. 

The U.S. women's gymnastics team is golden once again.

After winning the team silver medal in Tokyo, Simone Biles led Team USA back to the top of the Olympic podium, winning a gold medal in Tuesday's team final.

Italy took silver and Brazil the bronze, winning its first Olympic team medal. It was the first Olympic team medal for the Italians since 1928.

Biles officially became the most decorated American gymnast in the history of the Olympic Games with eight medals.

She was previously tied with “Magnificent Seven” star Shannon Miller at seven Olympic medals.

Biles was already the most decorated gymnast in history from any country if you include world championship medals in the tally. She now has 38 combined world and Olympic medals.

Tuesday's gold extends a 32-year medal streak at the Olympics for the U.S. women, beginning at the 1992 Barcelona Games. It's their fourth team gold medal.

Biles clinched the gold with a gravity-defying routine on floor, tumbling to the music of Taylor Swift and performing two of her eponymous skills.

"We had the most fun I've ever had at a meet," Suni Lee said after the U.S. won gold. "It's super special because we all knew how much we wanted it. We put in the work and did everything that we needed to do."

Biles shared the team's pre-competition ritual, which involved "bumping music, loud."

"We were just having a good time while we were getting ready," Biles said. "And we all knew what the job was once we got in here."

The U.S. kicked off its night on the vault, where it built strong momentum heading into the uneven bars. Lee anchored the bars lineup with a gutsy routine that expertly juggled risk and reward, earning a 14.566.

A fall off the beam by Jordan Chiles sent a jolt of nerves through the U.S. team in the third rotation, but Lee got the team back on track with a confident exercise. Biles narrowly averted disaster on a side aerial, the easiest skill in her beam routine, but managed to stay on.

Team USA has several points of difficulty advantages, so Chiles' missed routine had little impact on its gold medal chances. She more than redeemed herself on floor, where she served up high-flying acrobatics and magnetic stage presence in equal measure, tumbling to Beyoncé.

Reigning Olympic floor champion Jade Carey performed just one routine, a Cheng on vault that earned a 14.800. She sat out floor in the final after a disastrous qualifying routine, when she appeared to get lost in the air on her double tuck, doing only a full tuck and rolling backward, out of bounds.

Carey said in a  post on X  that she “hasn’t been feeling the best” in Paris and hadn't eaten in several days before Sunday's qualifying.

Hezly Rivera, 16, was the team’s only newcomer and didn’t compete in Tuesday’s final. She will still get a medal for her contributions to the team in the qualifying round.

Heading into the Paris Olympics, the U.S. women weren't afraid to say it — they wanted that gold medal.

Biles called Paris a “redemption tour” for the Tokyo returners.

“I feel like we all have more to give and our Tokyo performances weren’t the best,” Biles said at the Olympic trials in Minneapolis . “We weren’t under the best circumstances, either, but I feel like we have a lot of weight on our shoulders to go out there and prove that we’re better athletes.”

Even Suni Lee, who came away from Tokyo with the all-around gold medal, was hungry to achieve Olympic glory with her teammates by her side.

“I think this time around, we’re so much more mature and know what we can do and what we can’t do,” Lee said.

Two Olympic all-around champions will go head to head in the all-around final for the first time. Biles and Lee contend for gold Thursday.

I’m the newsroom coordinator for NBC News Digital and cover all things gymnastics, culture and breaking news. My past work includes coverage of Simone Biles’ road to the 2024 Paris Olympics , the death of a fan at Taylor Swift’s “Eras Tour” and the Vermont shooting of three Palestinian students . You can often find me live-blogging major events in pop culture like the Oscars, the Grammys and the Super Bowl.

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