Podcasts about annual parade

Greg and Dan talk to Jimmy Spears of the popular Jimmy's Bar about the 2nd Annual West Side St. Patrick's Day Parade on Saturday, March 9th at 11:00 AM. Spears mentions the parade route and what to expect, why the parade takes place a week before St. Patrick's Day, as well as the excitement behind this brand-new tradition.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

09.20.23 Joe race joins Pam Cook to discuss everything happening when you get a ticket for the 59th annual Parade of Homes BIA of Stark County Ohio

The first ever San Francisco Annual Juneteenth Market St. Parade kicked off a week of celebrations this past weekend.  In this episode of Bay Current, KCBS Radio's Mallory Somera got to speak with some of the organizers and participants of the event to hear how they think Pres. Biden's federal holiday declaration of Juneteenth has changed the landscape of how it's celebrated.

What an exciting time of  year! It's time for the 61st Annual Parade of Homes!The annual Parade of Homes showcases the latest in home building design and products.Houses included in the Parade exhibit the hottest trends in architecture, floor layout, building materials, and appliances. Some are also furnished by local interior designers in a wide range of styles. Square footage and prices range from starter homes to estates.The Parade of Homes will be back to traditional two weekend open houses-mark your calendars for April 15-16, and April 22-23, 2023To purchase your tickets please click here>https://acadianhba.com/events/parade-of-homes/

Larry Mullins reports.

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For our 4th annual holiday episode, we are joined by voice actors from Final Fantasy 7 Remake(John Eric Bentley aka Barret, Mallory Low aka Madam M, Vic Chao aka Tseng, Austin Lee Matthews aka Roche, and Danielle McRae aka Gwen) as well as host of Final Fantasy Weekly podcast, Drew Creasman. We catch up with everyone, give our personal favorite holiday movie, and discuss this year's holiday message to everyone! Thank you for yet another amazing year!

AP correspondent Julie Walker reports on Columbus Day Parade.

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It's time for our annual holiday episode with FF7 Remake actors John Eric Bentley, Mallory Low, Austin Lee Matthews, and Danielle McRae. Special guests Newman and Soldier 1st Class make an appearance as well!

On this episode of the podcast, The Reunion is at hand as we are joined by John Eric Bentley(Barret), Vic Chao(Tseng), Austin Lee Matthews(Roche), Danielle McRae(Gwen), Content Creators(Final Fantasy Weekly podcast & Soldier 1st Class), as well as fan of the show Strifers to talk about the past year for the voice actors, as well as they answer the age old question, "Is Die Hard a Christmas movie?"

For today's headlines, Hometown Holidays set to have the 21st Annual Parade of Lights at the Las Animas County Fairgrounds and in the state, a vaccine is coming but there are still some issues. In the world, Egypt uncovers more than 100 sarcophagi in an ancient burial ground. Stay tuned for more.

KMac and Yek talk another tale of comicverse spookiness. The site of the first ever DC/Marvel crossover: the annual Rutland, Vermont Halloween parade. This tale has them all: the Avengers, JLA, Defenders, Web-slinger Lad, DC Havok! Crack open your favorite fall beer and enjoy the show!The Beginnings Avengers #83 (Dec. 1970): Tom Fagan invites the Avengers along with Roy & Jeannie Thomas to Vermont’s second biggest town for its 11th Annual Halloween Parade! Avengers vs the Masters of Evil & that cement gun. Maybe the Liberators can help! Who? That’s right, wenches! Batman #237 (Dec. 1971): Dick Grayson & his DC buddies (Alan Weiss, Gerry Conway & Bernie Wrightson) gots to check out the 12th Annual Parade. Too bad some Nazis hot for Nazi gold have other ideas. Batman is hot on the trail to stop them & a vengeful Grim Reaper. Is that Denny O’Neil talking to normal hammer Thor? Marvel Feature #2 (Mar. 1972): Some cultists want to bring Dormammu to play at the 12th An. Parade. Can the Defenders with a Mr. Spock Namor stop them so Fagan’s party goes on? The First DC/Marvel Cross-Over Follow the multi-verse adventures of DC & Marvel Creators: Steve Englehart, Gerry Conway, Len Wein, & Glynis “Supergirl/Powergirl” Wein (nee Oliver). (Numbers show the real time reading order)Thor #206 (Dec. 1972): (1: All Pg.) Absorbing man gets zapped back to life and dragged to Rutland with Thor, Sif, and Hildegarde in pursuit. Is that Loki petting Tom Fagan’s dogs, Satan and Diablo. Amazing Adventures #16 (Jan. 1973): (3: Pg. 1-6; 6: Pg. 7-9; 8: Pg. 10-14; 12: Pg:15-18 15: Pg. 19-20) Beast gets stuck in Rutland for the 13th An. Parade. Too bad someone conjures Juggernaut to crush floats!Justice League of America #103 (Dec. 1972):(2: Pg. 1-7; 5: Pg. 8-9; 9: Pg. 10-16; 11: Pg. 17-19; 13: Pg. 20-21; 16: Pg. 23) Phantom Stranger leads the JLA to Rutland. Will Felix Faust with Commando America & Norse Thunder God knock off the JLA ? Thor #207 (Jan. 1973): (4: Pg. 1-3, 7: Pg. 4-8; 10: 9-14, 14: Pg. 15-20; 17: Pg. 21) Absorbing Man fights Thor through Rutland's forests in a set up for Loki to make the Firesword! Ach, blinded by the lightning! AftermathAvengers #119 (Jan. 1974): Looks like the 14th An. Parade will go on. Can the Avengers “collect” all their treats instead of tricks? Hey Fagan, take care of my blind, dumb Loki for me. Thor #232 (Feb. 1975): Loki swaps out his bedroom spot at Fagan’s for local Bunker. No more portal?Justice League #145 (Aug. 1977): Count Crystal wants to collect JLA souls for Azgore in Rutland outside the Halloween season. Looks like the Phantom Stranger closes off the portal for good. Spoilers: Does Loki = Felix Faust? What's Dormammu really knows? Can Len Wein eat more hamburgers than Fat Superman? Beer:Graham Cracker Sammich, Troubled Waters Brewing, Safety Harbor, FLStyle: Porter, 8.4% ABVKMAC Rating: 5 out of 5 flaming sorcerer demon heads. YEK Rating: 4.5 out of 5 Juggernaut destroyed parade floats.

Zach opens the week talking about the news and stories shaping the week ahead, including Tucson's housing shortage, Tour de Tucson coming up, the 8 witnesses testifying in the impeachment hearings this week and more. Then, Downtown Tucson Partnership CEO Kathleen Eriksen and Mister Car Wash Director of Marketing Megan Everett come into the studio to talk about the 25th Annual Parade of Lights in Downtown Tucson on November 30th. A great Tucson business story inside!

Lemon City Live Episode 169 | Jobie and our Existentialism of Futbol We kind of talked about sports today. The Fins made an appearance, but so did our homeboy Javi and Cindy the Intern! Also, today we were joined by Jennifer Grey of the Junior Orange Bowl committee. She broke down all the amazing ways our community can benefit and is already benefiting from all the great projects the Junior Orange Bowl offers, kicking off in October with the 70th Annual Parade! Shoutout to @cabana_bites for hosting us and providing the delicious treats (and beer)! Brought to you by Magic City Casino Jai-Alai, #LiveTheJaiLife!

Today we were joined by Jennifer Grey of the Junior Orange Bowl committee. She broke down all the amazing ways our community can benefit and is already benefiting from all the great projects the Junior Orange Bowl offers, kicking off in October with the 70th Annual Parade!

The cost of building a home can range widely, but I have a resource that can help you break it down and give you an idea of what to expect. When someone is looking at a plot of vacant land with the intention of building on it, they often come to me asking what it costs to undergo such a process.  My first answer is that it depends on what kind of home it is—a basic home, a mid-range home, or a decked-out and fancy home. And it’s also important to remember that everyone’s tastes regarding what is basic will differ from person to person. With that in mind, when I’m asked this question, I can recommend certain builders to talk to; however, they’ll probably have a similar answer unless you offer a solid plan for what you want to build. On a related note, I recently saw an insert in a local magazine about the Annual Parade of Homes we hold here in the Flathead Valley, sponsored by the Flathead Building Association. After looking at it, I set it aside. Then, I had an a-ha! Moment. There were 11 homes featured, all with floor plans, descriptions of the finishes, prices per square foot, and similar details. That gave me the idea of using that as a model to create a kind of catalog people could look through, with which we could help them break down the square footage so that people could find out what they could get in a home of a certain size. “The costs of building a home depend on what kind of home it is—a basic home, a mid-range home, or a decked-out and fancy home.” The prices of these homes range from under $200 per square foot to over $300, averaging out at about $228 per square foot. If you’d like to see the homes and explore their details so you can have an idea of what kind of home you could build, check out this PDF file. Here’s a spreadsheet breaking down the cost per square foot on each of these homes. Prices have crept up about 3% from last year. We’re going to turn this into a yearly event and report back to you next year when the next Parade of Homes is set to begin, letting you know how prices have changed over time. If you have any questions about buying homes or prices per square foot, feel free to reach out to me. I’ll be glad to help you.

A decades-long tradition in Pigeon Forge, TN will undergo a big change this May. For 32 years, Dolly Parton has served as the grand marshal of an annual springtime parade down the Parkway. Known as Dolly’s Homecoming Parade, this popular event has historically drawn over 50,000 visitors. On January 25, 2018, officials from the city […] The post Dolly Parton Steps Down as Grand Marshal of Annual Parade in Pigeon Forge appeared first on Visit My Smokies.

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