Bluffton loves parades and you can enter this one
Bluffton Football Moms invite participants to join the Friday, Sept. 22, Bluffton High School homecoming parade.
The parade forms at 5 p.m. at The Centre on North Main Street. The parade starts at 5:30 p.m. and passes through Main Street to Harmon Field on East College Avenue.
"All organizations, businesses and families are invited to participate," said Tracie Bricker. "Please use the Main Street entrance of The Centre for participant drop off and float entries."
The exception for entries is that the Bluffton Bucs and middle school football players will meet at the swimming pool.
Candy can be handed out by those walking. No candy can be thrown from the floats. Deadline for notification to be in the parade is Wednesday, Sept.20. For questions, contact Bricker at 419-236-5855.
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