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Eighth of August Parade

August 07, 2018

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YOUTHFUL APPROACH TO THE PRESERVATION OF HISTORY – Turning Point Ministries of Hickman, located on Moscow Avenue, was represented by the younger generation on their float featured in Hickman’s annual Eighth of August parade Aug. 4. The celebration in Hickman, in addition to the parade, included a Back to School Supply Give-away event, a church service at Pleasant Hill Missionary Baptist Church, a style and talent show and was set to conclude with a Spirit Award Banquet and scholarship announcement Aug. 8 at 7 p.m. at Pleasant Hill MB Church Fellowship Hall, on South 7th Street in Hickman. (Photo by Barbara Atwill)

STRONG HERITAGE – The Eighth of August committee sponsored their annual parade Aug. 4 with several floats, cars, motorcycles, and more. The above float, Family - Rich Cultural and Strong Heritage, is shown with float riders tossing candy to viewers at the corner of Moscow Avenue and South Seventh St., in Hickman. (Photo by Barbara Atwill)

EMOJI HAPPINESS – Members of the Emoji Squad participated in the annual Eighth of August parade held in Hickman on Aug. 4. The route started at the Bluff, traveled down Moscow Ave., and onto South Seventh Street. (Photo by Barbara Atwill)

CHEERING FOR EIGHTH OF AUGUST – Members of Fulton County Middle School Cheerleaders participated in the Eighth of August Parade held in Hickman on Aug. 4. The Cheerleaders walked and cheered as they traveled down Moscow Ave. and South Seventh St. Activities continued Aug. 6 with School Supplies being given away at Jeff Green Memorial Park. (Photo by Barbara Atwill)

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