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Land To Lake Parade Rolls In Century (With Photo Gallery)
December 7, 2014
The Second Annual Century Christmas Land To Lake Lighted Boat Parade rolled through Century Saturday night, ending with a community event at Lake Stone.
At Lake Stone, Santa Claus was on hand for photos and Christmas wishes, plus there was hot cocoa, a sack lunch, goody bags and more.
Awards were presented to Jeff and Tony Nolen for the Prettiest Boat, Century Health and Rehabilitation Center for the Most Creative Boat, and to House of Love of Brewton for the Tackiest Boat.
The event and parade were sponsored by Pen Air Federal Credit Union, Escambia River Electric Cooperative and NorthEscambia.com.
For a photo gallery, click here.
Pictured top: Century’s Land to Lake Lighted Boat Parade “Prettiest Boat” from Jeff and Tony Nolen. Pictured inset: Santa visited with children following the parade. Pictured below: The “Most Creative” boat from the Century Health and Rehabilitation Center.
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3 Responses to “Land To Lake Parade Rolls In Century (With Photo Gallery)”
Jason, Mrs. Wendy, and… April… WAY TO GO!!! THE KIDS HAD A BLAST IM SURE!
Really proud that the town of Century had started this. It was a lot of fun for the kids and their families. Its just sad that more people from Century haven’t got involved. It doesn’t say a lot about the town when the only firetrucks are from Alabama. Also just wondering why the Northview band wasn’t involved. I feel this could really be a great thing. We just need to get more people behide it. Let’s not let this get away from our town.
Overall the parade was great, but I believe they need to rethink the route. If they want to go from land to water they may need to end at Fischers landing. I arrived a few minutes after 5 pm. and it was already packed in front of the AG building so we went on down in front of the Apost. faith campground and parked. There were kids running and playing all along the side of the highway, and fools were topping the hill at the AG building and I bet they were running 50-60 mph and not just one or two a lot of them. This made for a dangerous situation, and I am surprised no one was hurt. They need to leave this parade in the downtown area. They could line up at Showalter Park run a route down Front street Hecker, Mayo, Jefferson all of these streets are safer than Hwy 4. Like I said if they need to end at the water go to Fishers landing.