More than 50 floats, bands, trucks, cars, bicycles, motorcycles, clowns and horses paraded up Missouri 87 Saturday morning.
The annual tradition of the Ozark Ham & Turkey Festival drew young and old to line the sidewalks in anticipation of flying candy, a glimpse of family and friends and seeing the year's unique entries.
The Citizen of the Year and Business of the Year served as Grand Marshals. Citizen Robert Rothstein road in a silver truck and Rackers Manufacturing representatives Charlies and Carol Rackers were aboard a Jeep.
The city's restored, 1954 fire truck, featured on the 2013 festival logo, also had a plae of honor at the front of the parade.
The California High School Pinto Pride Marching Band took first place in their category.
Other category winners were a float of kids with firemen hats and a burning building, an antique Oliver tractor pulling a wagon, and an antique army truck displaying a cutout of the flagraising at Iwo Jima.