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1st Annual Veterans Day Parade

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1st Annual Veterans Day Parade
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Flags waved and cheers filled the air this morning as Nebo School District’s Santaquin area schools...

1st Annual Veterans Day Parade

Emy Porter

November 11, 2026

Flags waved and cheers filled the air this morning as Nebo School District’s Santaquin area schools celebrated their first annual Veterans Day Parade! Veterans were invited to decorate their vehicles and travel a route past all three district schools in the area, where students and staff lined up to greet them with smiles, waves, and heartfelt appreciation.

It was a meaningful opportunity for our school communities to come together to honor those who have served our country. To all our veterans, thank you for your service, sacrifice, and dedication!

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