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2023 Annual Parade of Lights winners

2023 Annual Parade of Lights winners

Photo: Mitchell Now


The Annual Parade of Lights was held last night on Mitchell’s Main Street. There were 54 entries and 63 total vehicles in the 2023 event. Eight winners were chosen in nine categories.

Small Business
Best Use of Theme: MidWest Service & Platinum Entertainment
Best Use of Lights: Zach Scott Construction
Grand Marshal Favorite: Elfstrand Ace Hardware

Large Business
Best Use of Theme: Trail King
Best Use of Lights: Toshiba Tone Products
Grand Marshal Favorite: Toshiba Tone Products

Community Organization
Best Use of Theme: Area Community Theatre in Mitchell
Best Use of Lights: Mitchell Figure Skating Club
Grand Marshal Favorite: First Reformed Church

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