<h2><b>Beaufort remembers Martin Luther King Jr.</b></h2>
Hundreds of people braved Monday morning’s cold snap to observe the annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. parade.&nbsp;There were hundreds of people gathered to watch along Boundary Street, and smiling children waving to the crowd.

<i>Above: Riding the float from Pine Grove Baptist Church, these ladies wave to the hundreds of people gathered to watch the annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. parade Monday morning along Boundary Street.&nbsp;</i>

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Despite the lack of an official color guard to lead the parade, this unidentified man took it upon himself to walk the traditional parade route carrying his American flag.

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Omari Adams carries a small banner ahead of one of the floats during the annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. parade Monday morning in Beaufort. Photos by Bob Sofaly.</i>