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Host of Christmas events this weekend
The Second Annual Christmas on the River will continue this weekend with hundreds of people expected to attend a number of events.
Pamela Bryant with the Monroe-West Monroe Convention and Visitors Bureau said this past weekend's event attracted hundreds of people for shopping and Christmas-related activities.
The festival kicked off Saturday, Nov. 28, with a special lighting ceremony at Antique Alley. This year, West Monroe's historic downtown features a special synchronized light show which caught the eye of many motorists passing through the area.
For the full report, see Page 1A of this week's Citizen. This week's edition contains numerous Christmas-related articles and photos.
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