Town of Farragut 35th Annual Independence Day Parade
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From left, Paisley Moore, 8, with friends, Scotlyn Skeems, 3, Avery Allen, 7, and Mason Kastura, 3 - Tammy Cheek
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Rylee Jarnagan, 10 - Tammy Cheek
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Jack Fetterman, 9 - Tammy Cheek
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Ava B. Hulsey, 9 - Tammy Cheek
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Savannah Copeland, 11 - Tammy Cheek
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Siblings Ansley Lasseter, 5, and Weston Lasseter, 9 - Tammy Cheek
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Several families — Mulgrews, Glafenheins, Sanders, Cantrells and Glosses — gathered to watch the parade along Kingston Pike. - Tammy Cheek
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Ava Berry, 9, and neighbor Jacob Berens, 5, with Norfolk terrier Flapjack - Tammy Cheek
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Lainey Morgan, 9, left, and friend Miles Brinley, 8 - Tammy Cheek
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Dick and Jan Broyles - Tammy Cheek
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Town of Farragut 35th Annual Independence Day Parade Tuesday morning, July 4, featured Grand Marshal Eddie Courtney, varsity football head coach at Farragut High School who is namesake of the program’s home stadium. Alongside is his wife, Anita Courtney, left, with daughter-in-law, Taylor Courtney, and granddaughter, Charley, 2. - Tammy Cheek
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Among the thousands of Town, area, regional and national paradegoers lining both sides of Kingston Pike from Lendon Welch Way westward to Federal Boulevard were Robert Sutton and his daughter, Ellie, 5. - Tammy Cheek
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Farragut Museum’s parade entry included volunteers such as former Town Vice Mayor Dorothy “Dot” LaMarche, third from right. - Tammy Cheek
Keeping up its Red, White & Blue tradition dating back to the late 1980s, Town of Farragut 35th Annual Independence Day Parade Tuesday morning, July 4, once again featured thousands of Town, Knox County, Knoxville metro area and East Tennessee paradegoers — and even national visitors — all enjoying roughly 90 parade entries while lining each side of Kingston Pike.
Town of Farragut, local businesses, school teams/clubs and politicians were among the entries out in full force — many sharing candy with small children along the way.
The parade began down Lendon Welch Way at Farragut High School, turning westward onto the Pike and contining to Federal Boulevard before finishing in Farragut Towne Center.
