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Time to Register for Brownwood Reunion Grand Parade

August 20, 2012 at 11:10 am brownwoodnewsstaff
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2011Parade1stPlaceThe 2012 Brownwood Reunion Celebration is only about a month away and organizers are getting all of the competitions, attractions, and events prepared for the big weekend of September 14-16.

One popular competition during Reunion is the Feels Like Home Grand Parade which will incorporate the event’s 1980’s theme of “Let the good times roll.”    Cash prizes will be awarded for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place entries for best theme.

The parade will take place Saturday, September 15th at 10am with line-up starting at 8:45am in the Bank of America parking lot in Downtown Brownwood.   The fee to enter the parade is $10.00 per entry and includes 1 free bag of beads.  Additional beads will be available for purchase for $5.00 per bag during line-up.  Beads may be handed out curbside along route.  Entry forms for the parade are due by Thursday, August 30th.   The late entry fee of $20 will be charged after that date.

Entry forms are available at the Brownwood Area Chamber of Commerce at 600 E. Depot Street or online at CelebrateBrownwood.com.  Forms may be returned to the Chamber office with payment.  Online registration is also available HERE.

This year’s parade is sponsored and organized by Southside Church and will be televised on KTXS.

This year’s Brownwood Reunion Celebration will be held September 14, 15, and 16. The community-wide festival features a variety of competitions, events, attractions, music, and food in addition to the main concerts. Watch for more info about this year’s event in the coming weeks or visit www.celebratebrownwood.com.

Pictured is last year’s first place winners, the Brownwood High School Marching Band.

Tags: and events prepared for the big weekend of September 14-16., attractions, The 2012 Brownwood Reunion Celebration is only about a month away and organizers are getting all of the competitions
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