The parade will begin at 3:30 p.m. on October 26.
Harry Hall's grandfather served as the grand marshal for the 50th edition of the parade.DOTHAN, Ala. - This year’s National Peanut Festival Parade is under the guidance of a name that longtime Dothan residents may recognize.
Hall’s grandfather, who he is named after, served as Grand Marshall of the 50th edition of the parade.Now 30 years later, the board is doing their part to honor the lasting impact the Hall family name has made on the Peanut Festival.
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