Rescheduled Juneteenth Parade-goers celebrate
Published 6:31 pm Saturday, June 26, 2021
(G. Mark LaFrancis / The Natchez Democrat) Grand Marshal District Attorney Shameka Collins
(G. Mark LaFrancis / The Natchez Democrat) The Juneteenth Parade in downtown Natchez Saturday,
(G. Mark LaFrancis / The Natchez Democrat) The Juneteenth Parade in downtown Natchez Saturday,
(File Photo | The Natchez Democrat) The Juneteenth Parade in downtown Natchez in 2021
(G. Mark LaFrancis / The Natchez Democrat)
(G. Mark LaFrancis / The Natchez Democrat) Grand Marshal Justice Court Judge Audrey Minor
(G. Mark LaFrancis / The Natchez Democrat)
(G. Mark LaFrancis / The Natchez Democrat)
(G. Mark LaFrancis / The Natchez Democrat)
(G. Mark LaFrancis / The Natchez Democrat) The float "Liberation" was sponsored by Nu Xi chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.
(G. Mark LaFrancis / The Natchez Democrat)
(G. Mark LaFrancis / The Natchez Democrat)
(Photos by G. Mark LaFrancis)
NATCHEZ — Rescheduled to today because of the threat of poor weather last weekend, the NAACP’s Juneteenth Parade went off without a hitch.
District Attorney Shameka Collins and Justice Court Judge Audrey Minor served as grand marshals.
From Girl Scout troops, to dancers and musicians, parade participants lined up on Broadway and made their way up Franklin Street to MLK.
Earlier in the day, the Adams County Sheriff Travis Patten and his deputies and staffers, gave out and properly installed infant and children’s car seats at an event organized by Jacqueline Marsaw.
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