ND State Parade winners announced
Eloise Ogden/MDN Ward County 4-H was the winner of the Dakota Proud Award.
Eloise Ogden/MDN Magic City Beverage Budweiser Clydesdales were honored with the Flickertail Award.
Eloise Ogden/MDN Dakota Hope Clinic won the Parade Committee Award for its entry in the North Dakota State Parade. The clinic, celebrating 10 years, provides services in Minot, Tioga and soon in Bottineau.
Eloise Ogden/MDN Ward County 4-H was the winner of the Dakota Proud Award.
Eloise Ogden/MDN Magic City Beverage Budweiser Clydesdales were honored with the Flickertail Award.
Eloise Ogden/MDN Dakota Hope Clinic won the Parade Committee Award for its entry in the North Dakota State Parade. The clinic, celebrating 10 years, provides services in Minot, Tioga and soon in Bottineau.
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Winners of the North Dakota State Parade were announced at an awards ceremony in Minot on Tuesday.
All entries in the parade are not judged but only those requesting to be judged.
The winners, awards and sponsors are as follows.
- Bronzed & Bladed: Grand Marshal Award (overall winner) sponsored by McDonalds.
- Magic City Beverage Budweiser Clydesdales: Flickertail Award sponsored by Bremer Bank.
- Makoti Threshers Association: Heritage Award sponsored by Gooseneck Implement.
- Minot High School Class of 1969: N.D. State Fair Award sponsored by Sign D'Zyn.
- North American Coal Corp.: Pioneer Award sponsored by First Western Bank & Trust.
- The Bark Porch: Roughrider Award sponsored by Affinity First Federal Credit Union.
- Keller Williams Inspire Realty: Chairman's Award sponsored by Verendrye Electric.
- Girl Scouts Dakota Horizons: Youth Sweepstakes Award sponsored by Western Agency Inc.
- Dakota Hope Clinic: Parade Committee Award sponsored by Town & Country Federal Credit Union.
- SCHEELS: Governor's Award sponsored by Mowbray & Sons.
- Ward County 4-H: Dakota Proud Award sponsored by American Family Insurance Michael Lucy Agency.
- Buy a Tree Change a Life: Lewis & Clark Award sponsored by Marketplace Foods.
Parade judges were Lisa Morisette, Cheryl Coyle, Sarah Nelson, Olivia Kimberlin and Norm King.
John Hoganson, North Dakota's first state paleontologist, served as grand marshal.
Twyla Scott, in her second year as chairperson of the N.D. State Fair Parade Committee, said there were 215 entries in this year's parade.