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Huge crowd turns out for 31st annual Columbia Christmas parade Despite the bitter cold, a huge crowd turned out on Saturday evening, December 3, 2022, to see the largest-ever Columbia Christmas Parade. Every spot from the Parkway, all the way down Jamestown Street and around the Public Square in Columbia was filled with spectators there to see beautiful floats, plus lighted and decorated vehicles of all kinds, the ACHS ROTC, and the Adair Co. Marching Band. Local floats entering the parade to be judged included First Place winner TJ Health Columbia, Second Place winner Walker Realty, and Third Place winner Columbia Christian Church, in addition to Columbia Baptist Church, FCCLA, Church of the New Harvest, Free Union Separate Baptist Church, Adair Co. Schools Athletics, Adair Little League, Franklin Ford, Adair County FFA and many, many more. Ellen Zornes, Executive Director of the Columbia-Adair County Chamber of Commerce, said, "Thank you to everyone for a simply wonderful Christmas in Columbia! All of the activities and events leading up to the parade and the parade itself were awesome. Columbia truly was the place to be this past weekend." Two local businesses entering to be judged on vehicle decorations were: First place winner Golden Acres Farm, and Second Place winner Patriot Realty. Out of County floats entering to be judged were: First Place Mt. Olive Baptist Church, and Second Place Superior Battery, both of Russell Springs Click "Read More" to see photos from the 31st annual Chamber of Commerce Christmas Parade. Note: story in progress -- we'll be adding photos to this article. Bookmark this page and check back for updates. This story was posted on 2022-12-05 14:21:54
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