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NewsDecember 6, 2003
Jackson Christmas Parade 2003
Fred Lynch
The Meadow Heights High School Marching Panthers provided sounds of the season in the Jackson Christmas Parade.
The Meadow Heights High School Marching Panthers provided sounds of the season in the Jackson Christmas Parade.
The Heartland Victorian Voices sang Christmas carols as they walked in the Jackson Christmas Parade Saturday, including from left, Janell Hinkebein, Dan Brown, Jane Oehl, Mike Craig and Karen Benefield.
The Heartland Victorian Voices sang Christmas carols as they walked in the Jackson Christmas Parade Saturday, including from left, Janell Hinkebein, Dan Brown, Jane Oehl, Mike Craig and Karen Benefield.
Youngsters lined the parade route ready to grab candy thrown to them.
Youngsters lined the parade route ready to grab candy thrown to them.
Drummers with the Oak Ridge High School Blue Jays kept the marching band in step during the parade.
Drummers with the Oak Ridge High School Blue Jays kept the marching band in step during the parade.
Logan Wessell sat with Cassie on a float by Union Planters Bank.
Logan Wessell sat with Cassie on a float by Union Planters Bank.
The Jackson High School Marching Chiefs played holiday music in the parade.
The Jackson High School Marching Chiefs played holiday music in the parade.
Candy throwing was a hit with the crowd at the Jackson Christmas parade.
Candy throwing was a hit with the crowd at the Jackson Christmas parade.
The parade continued on West Main Street in Jackson.
The parade continued on West Main Street in Jackson.
Santa Claus waved to his admirers near the end of the parade.
Santa Claus waved to his admirers near the end of the parade.
The equestrian presence signaled the close of the parade.
The equestrian presence signaled the close of the parade.
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