THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE lined the streets of Nixa as temperatures reached 70 degrees at the 2021 Nixa Christmas Parade. The route began on North Street.
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SANTA CLAUS AND MRS. CLAUS ride in a float near the end of the 2021 Nixa Christmas Parade. The Clauses visited with Nixa children and families before returning to the North Pole in preparation for Dec. 25.
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THE NIXA HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS march along North Street, celebrating the season and the Eagles.
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CC RHYTHM, a group of percussionists from the CC Links organization, played holiday songs while riding on a parade float.
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OZZY THE EAGLE, the mascot of Ozarks Technical Community College, represented Christian County’s Richwood Valley campus at the Nixa Christmas Parade.
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MEMBERS OF THE SOUTHERN MISSOURI ELECTRIC FOOTBALL LEAGUE celebrated their game by showing off their boards in the Nixa Christmas Parade. The group plays its games in Nixa, with playoffs set to begin in January.
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JEFF JONES of Central Bank of the Ozarks dressed to impress while riding about the Central Bank float.
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THE CHRISTIAN COUNTY LIONS CLUB waves to spectators.
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NIXA HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL COACH JAY OSBORNE was selected as the grand marshal of the 2021 Nixa Christmas Parade.
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SASQUATCH made an appearance in the Nixa Christmas Parade, riding aboard a float with some boy scouts.
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PEOPLE DRESSED AS PRESENTS march east on North Street.
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HITCHING A RIDE — A girl rides along in a wagon on a sunny December day.
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THE 2021 NIXA CHRISTMAS PARADE brought thousands of spectators out to see about an hour’s worth of parade entries.
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A FORD MUSTANG MACH 1 from the Greater Ozarks Mustang Club.
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