Showing posts with label 4th of July. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 4th of July. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 9, 2014

Georgetown's 4th of July Parade, Part 3

Georgetown Community Theatre

The Cast of "Hello, Dolly!"
Georgetown Community Theatre

Movie Theatres of Georgetown

Employees Dressed as Characters from "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles"
Movie Theatres of Georgetown

Michaelangelo says, "Kowabunga, Dude!"

Plato
Scott County High School FFA

Scott County High School FFA



The Gathering Place Mission













Happy 4th!

Tuesday, July 8, 2014

Georgetown's 4th of July Parade. Part 2

Grand Marshall, Dallas Robinson
Georgetown College Coach, Olympic Athlete, US Soldier

Mayor and Mrs. Varney

Scott County High School Air Force JROTC

Scott County Council for the Arts

Blondie's Blossoms



Stamping Ground Cub Scouts

Cub Scout Pack 167



Georgetown Community Singers



Scott County High School Softball Team--State Champs!







Miss Kentucky Elite, Champayne Wilson

Little Miss & Mr. Scott County

Monday, July 7, 2014

Georgetown's 4th of July Parade, Part 1

4th of July Parade, Georgetown, Scott County
According to the clock on the courthouse tower, the parade will begin in 10 minutes.

Crowds gather along the parade route.

The museum was a popular gathering spot.

Police officers and EMS patrol the parade route on bikes and segways.

These patriotic ladies had some of the best seats in the house.

The Presbyterian church was also a popular place from which to watch the parade.



Watching from a prime location at the entrance to Georgetown College

Waiting. . .

This officer led the parade and greeted the crowd.

He was a big hit, especially with the younger crowd.

And here we go. . .
Check back tomorrow for more parade photos.

Saturday, July 5, 2014

Bluegrass 10,000

Bluegrass 10,000, Lexington, Fayette County
Photos were taken around the 1-mile marker in the Gratz Park area.
Police officers lead the way as the race begins.

The first competitor approaches the 1-mile marker

More leaders coming into view



This lovely lady and her pooch watched the race from their front porch.



The course gets crowded!



More runners at the end of Gratz Park 

All ages participate.

Racers, runners, and walkers participate.



These ladies were participating for a cause.

"The weight of this pack is nothing compared to the weight of cancer!  Help us find a cure!"



"Walk for Spinal Cord Injury Awareness"

Smiles all around on a gorgeous 4th of July morning



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