By CBS13 Staff
SOUTH LAKE TAHOE (CBS13) — South Lake Tahoe’s Fourth of July parade is coming back after a two-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
City officials announced the return of the event on Thursday.
READ MORE: 'Their Choice And Not Ours': Elk Grove Family Speaks Out After Sudden Turn In Teen's Murder CaseThis year’s theme will be “Tahoe Strong, A Salute To Our Heroes.” Businesses, sports clubs, and other residents are urged to enter the parade – with some trophies being awarded in some categories.
READ MORE: Dirtbike Rider Ejected From Seat After Losing ControlThe Best Float, Best Walking Entry, Best Youth Entry, Best Decorated Vehicle, and a History & Heritage Award are up for trophies.
People looking to enter the parade have until June 10 to submit their entry.
MORE NEWS: Sacramento Woman Ignores 'Do Not Cross' Sign, Hit And Killed By CarWhile South Lake Tahoe’s Fourth of July parade has been on hiatus, the city has celebrated with a smaller fireworks show.