On Saturday, Dec. 5, the Marion East, West Marion and Old Fort community forums all participated in the Car Caravan Challenge. It was an alternative to the traditional Christmas parade, which won’t take place this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The West Marion Community Forum proved to be the winner of the car caravan challenge. West Marion had the most enthusiastic participation, especially from the youth. Their team dressed up as elves of all sizes from small to large, according to organizers.
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Santa and Mrs. Claus rode along with the Marion East Community Forum’s car caravan. They wore face masks to set a good example for everyone.
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The Marion East Community Forum’s car caravan made its way down Main Street in Marion with Santa and Mrs. Claus bringing up the rear. The West Marion Community Forum’s car caravan passed them going in the opposite direction.
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The Marion East Community Forum’s car caravan traveled up Baldwin Avenue and made its way toward the center of Marion.
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This was one of the participants in the Old Fort Community Forum’s car caravan challenge.
Even without the traditional parades, folks in Marion and Old Fort still had some much needed holiday fun with the Christmas Community Car Caravan Challenge.
On Saturday, Dec. 5, the Marion East, West Marion and Old Fort community forums all participated in the Car Caravan Challenge. It was an alternative to the traditional Christmas parade, which won’t take place this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The West Marion Community Forum proved to be the winner of the car caravan challenge. West Marion had the most enthusiastic participation, especially from the youth. Their team dressed up as elves of all sizes from small to large, according to organizers.
The Marion East Community Forum’s car caravan made its way down Main Street in Marion with Santa and Mrs. Claus bringing up the rear. The West Marion Community Forum’s car caravan passed them going in the opposite direction.
