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The 25th Christmas in Columbia the Biggest and Best Ever There were 74 entries and over 120 individual units that participated in the 2015 Christmas parade. - Brenda Mann By Brenda Mann, President Columbia-Adair County Chamber of Commerce The Korean and Vietnam War Veterans paid the Columbia-Adair Chamber and the community a great honor serving as the Grand Marshals of this year’s parade. Thank you to Korean and Vietnam War veterans and all veterans who are serving, and have served to preserve our freedoms. Part of the tradition of Christmas in Columbia is to honor our community, and those in it that make selfless sacrifices to make life better for all, and who better to represent this 25th Christmas in Columbia tradition than our veterans. We owe you a debt that we can never repay, but please accept our humble appreciation for your service. The Korean and Vietnam War Veteran Grand Marshals who participated in the parade are:
There were 74 entries and over 120 individual units that participated in the 2015 Christmas parade. This the 5th year for the Children’s Carnival at the LWC Holloway Health and Wellness Center was, as always, a wonderful part of Christmas in Columbia. Abe Cross, Carnival chair, and all the students, staff and community vendors that made this event such a tremendous success for kids and adults. The Chamber in partnership with the Adair Heritage Association added Christmas Card Village, a new and wonderful addition to Christmas in Columbia. The beautiful life size cards add beauty to downtown, and the card cutouts provide great props for children’s holiday pictures. Thanks to the many card creators, and to Ellen Zornes and Lee Ann Jessee for organizing and chairing this event, and also for hosting the arts and crafts vendors in the Historic Adair Courthouse. A huge thank you to Debbie Selby and Roger Meadows for chairing Christmas in Columbia and to all the veterans, sponsors, Chamber members, spectators and community volunteers who helped make this 25th year small town tradition a success. Merry Christmas and best wishes for a happy, healthy, successful new year. See CM Card of Thanks for list of commercial sponsors of this event Live through December 15, 2015. This story was posted on 2015-12-08 04:03:16
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