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RINGING IN THE HOLIDAYS

By superadmin | February 16, 2018

Dewayne "Railroad" Williams built this airplane that he had in the parade on Saturday. (Tori Norris/The Standard)

The Town of McKenzie held their annual Christmas parade on Saturday. Awards were givento the top three floats. First place was awarded to McKenzie United Methodist Church, second to Sweet Home Baptist Church and third was awarded to Welcome Home Baptist Church. Pictured above is the McKenzie United Methodist Church's float, "Tis so Sweet to Trust in Jesus." (Tori Norris/The Standard)

Bobby Ray Kent rides his motorcycle and throws out candy in the McKenzie Christmas parade. (Tori Norris/The Standard)

All was quiet, nothing was stirring but city workers providing cleanup after the Greenville Christmas tree lighting and parade this past Thursday. (Bruce Branum/The Standard)

Greenville Christmas Parade

Connor Braden sits with Santa before Greenville's Christmas parade. (Bruce Branum/The Standard)

Greenville Mayor Dexter McLendon poses for a picture with Angela Kelley, friends and family. (Bruce Branum/The Standard)

F&S Tires truck is all lit up for the Greenville Christmas Parade. (Bruce Branum/The Standard)

It's Santa Claus. (Bruce Branum/The Standard)

Summer and Kaitlyn Beverly march in the Georgiana Christmas parade. (Bruce Branum/The Standard)

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