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July 12, 2026

Asheboro, Randleman march with Christmas spirit

December 7, 2022 Randolph Record Events, Features Comments Off on Asheboro, Randleman march with Christmas spirit
Santa and Mrs. Claus wave to parade watchers during the Asheboro Christmas Parade. (PJ WARD-BROWN/NORTH STATE JOURNAL)

Check out more parade shots from the Asheboro and Randleman Christmas parades.

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