One-year-old Collins Taylor is held by her mother, Savannah, as they meet Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus on Friday evening.
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The North Duplin High School Marching Rebels were one of four local high school bands to perform during the 2021 Mount Olive Christmas parade Saturday.
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Eight-year-old Isabella Teachey stands beside the Christmas tree at Southern Bank park with her one-year-old brother during the Light up the Town celebration in Mount Olive on Friday evening. Teachey is a second-grader at Carver Elementary School.
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Lynn Williams served as Grand Marshal for the 2021 Mount Olive Christmas parade. She is the assistant corporate secretary and public relations manager at Mt. Olive Pickle Company.
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Miss Greater Mount Olive Area Queen Anna Marie Cox waves to the crowd during the Mount Olive Christmas Parade on Saturday morning. Cox is a second-grader at St. Mary's School in Goldsboro.
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Three-year-old Ellie Barbour picks up a piece of candy after a float rides by during the Mount Olive Christmas Parade on Saturday.
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Ten-year-old Ariel Decker, front, stands in front of the Christmas tree at Southern Bank park with Mr. Santa Claus, Speed Jones, right and Mrs. Claus, France Jones, left. Decker is a fifth-grader at Mount Olive Middle School.
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The Southern Wayne Junior Air Force ROTC marches down Center Street during the 2021 Mount Olive Christmas parade Saturday.
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Southern Wayne Marching Band drummers keep the beat as they head down Center Street on Saturday morning.