LEXINGTON — After a one year hiatus off, the Lighted Christmas Parade returned to the streets of downtown Lexington on Sunday, Dec. 5 in front of a crowd who was clearly happy to see the return of the parade.
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Lexington community kicks off the holiday season with Lighted Christmas Parade
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Tyson Fresh Meats float moves through downtown Lexington, it featured their mascot and arches covered in Christmas lights.
Edgewater Insurance helped stave off the cold with free hot chocolate.
The Abominable Snowman made a visit during the parade.
St. Ann's Catholic Church's float.
Two riders on the Holdrege Irrigation float attempt to keep warm among the brisk winds during the evening of the parade.
Heartland Chevrolet and Buick brought along their own tree and lights to the parade.
How many Christmas holidays has his classic Ford seen?
A side-by-side brings along their own guiding star.
A parade participant rides along on an electric scooter.
Members of the Lexington Housing Authority walked alongside their float handing out candy to the children in the crowd of parade-goers.
Lexington Lions Club members hold their signs up during the parade.
The Lexington Lions Club's float was pulled along by a John Deere tractor.
The Lexington Lions Club mascot.
“Rolling with my Gnomies at FRAE,” read the sign carried behind the FRAE, Inc. float in the parade.
FRAE, Inc. members hold their sign up for the camera.
Plum Creek Market Place's van got the holiday treatment for the event.
“The Grinch” took part in the parade, luckily without undecorating someone’s float.
Children with the First United Methodist Church’s youth group rode on their float with a tiny church while their parents accompanied them on foot.
Young riders on one of the floats were bundled up against the cold. There were 35 different participants in this years parade.
Family Physical Therapy's banner holders announce the next float in line.
Homestead Bank's float.
Members of the Lexington Regional Health Center rode in the back of a lighted up pickup during the parade on Sunday evening.
Charlie Brown's Christmas was pulled along by a Batie Cattle Co. semi.
The sign on the back of the Batie Cattle Co. tralier.
The Lexington Volunteer Fire Department's Engine 31 was blasting Christmas tunes as it rolled through downtown.
The Lexington Volunteer Fire Department took on their traditional role of bringing in Ol’ Saint Nick into town for the finale of the Lexington Lighted Christmas Parade on Sunday, Dec. 5.
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