Photo Gallery: MLK Parade Draws Crowd In East Fort Worth Despite Cold

Arlington TX

17 January, 2022

11:11 AM

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By Cristian ArguetaSoto, Fort Worth Report January 16, 2022 The second annual Martin Luther King Jr. parade brought out car clubs and performance groups, including the Sensational 24 Karat Dance line, the Dunbar High School Marching P.R.I.D.E Band and the Dunbar High School Prancing Kittens, on a chilly Jan. 15. The parade's one-and-a-half mile route ran from 4300 Ramey Ave. to Village Creek Park, 4750 Wilbarger St. Notable guests included District 8 City Councilmember Chris Nettles, Miss Tarrant County, Naia Watkins-Garner, Miss Keller, Alannah Bruce, Miss Roanoke, Alison Grundelman, Miss Keller's Outstanding Teen Remidy Dixon and LilliAnn Nunley, Miss Burleson's Outstanding Teen. Parade participants ended at Village Creek Park and was celebrated with food, music, cheering and mingling. To read the full article, click here. Fort Worth Report is a nonpartisan, nonprofit news organization that produces factual, in-depth journalism about city and county government, schools, healthcare, business, and arts and culture in Tarrant County. Always free to read; subscribe to newsletters, read coverage or support our newsroom at fortworthreport.org.