The Forsyth Area Chamber of Commerce and the City of Forsyth invite area residents to join them for the annual Forsyth Christmas Parade on Saturday evening, December 13.    This year’s parade will start at 6 p.m.—the first time, at least in recent history and memory, that the parade has been held after dark. This change helps celebrate the city’s community Christmas tree, lighted for the first time on November 1, and the city’s participation in the area’s Christmas Coalition,

The City of Forsyth, the Forsyth Area Chamber of Commerce and the Lake Taneycomo Elks invite the community to join them on Saturday evening, November 1, for the celebratory Christmas Tree Lighting at Forsyth City Hall, 15405 U.S. Hwy. 160 in Forsyth. The festivities will be from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., with Christmas baked treats and live music being planned and the official first flip of the switch scheduled for 7 p.m.    The community Christmas tree represents a key step for Fors

The event promises fun for the entire family, including a cake decorating contest, strongman contest, car show and an art battle.

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