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PHOTOJOURNALISM: ShamRock-N-Roll golf cart parade and festival

Golf carts decorated for St. Patrick's Day were the stars of the ShamRock-N-Roll golf cart parade in Harlem on Saturday, March 16. Staff photo by Stephanie Hill

Date: March 17, 2024
By Stephanie Hill

The annual ShamRock-N-Roll golf cart parade and festival was held in downtown Harlem ahead of St. Patrick’s Day on Saturday, March 16. There were over 35 people registered to participate in the parade. Following the parade, attendees could shop the different vendors at the festival, while children could enjoy face painting, a bouncy house and a petting zoo.

Green was the color of the day in downtown Harlem at the ShamRock-N-Roll golf cart parade. Staff photo by Stephanie Hill
Golf carts had all different types of decorations at the ShamRock-N-Roll parade in Harlem on Saturday, March 16. Staff photo by Stephanie Hill
Many golf carts had people throwing candy to waiting kids. Staff photo by Stephanie Hill
Kids ran to get as much candy as they could during the parade. Staff photo by Stephanie Hill
Golf carts decorated for St. Patrick’s Day were the stars of the ShamRock-N-Roll golf cart parade in Harlem on Saturday, March 16. Staff photo by Stephanie Hill
Golf carts decorated for St. Patrick’s Day were the stars of the ShamRock-N-Roll golf cart parade in Harlem on Saturday, March 16. Staff photo by Stephanie Hill
Kids of all ages were quick to run out and grab candy during the ShamRock-N-Roll parade. Staff photo by Stephanie Hill
Many of the parade participants threw candy to the kids lining the streets. Staff photo by Stephanie Hill
Columbia County Board of Commissioners District 3 Representative Alison Couch and Georgia House District 125 Representative-elect Gary Richardson waved to the crowd during the ShamRock-N-Roll parade. Staff photo by Stephanie Hill
Golf carts decorated for St. Patrick’s Day were the stars of the ShamRock-N-Roll golf cart parade in Harlem on Saturday, March 16. Staff photo by Stephanie Hill
Kids anxiously wait to run up and grab some candy while watching the golf carts go by. Staff photo by Stephanie Hill
After the golf cart parade, attendees could browse a variety of vendors, who were set up in from of the library. Staff photo by Stephanie Hill
A jump house was one of the activities for kids at the festival in downtown Harlem. Staff photo by Stephanie Hill
Kids of all ages had fun watching and trying to pet the animals at the festival. Staff photo by Stephanie Hill
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The Author

Stephanie Hill has been a journalist for over 10 years. She is a graduate of Greenbrier High School, graduated from Augusta University with a degree in journalism, and graduated from the University of South Carolina with a Masters in Mass Communication. She has previously worked at The Panola Watchman in Carthage, Texas, The White County News in Cleveland, Georgia, and The Aiken Standard in Aiken, S.C. She has experience covering cities, education, crime, and lifestyle reporting. She covers Columbia County government and the cities of Harlem and Grovetown. She has won multiple awards for her writing and photos.

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