Light rain and a cool breeze greeted this year's July 4th parade through downtown Bettendorf. Despite the wet weather, children lined the parade route on State and Grant Streets to catch candy from the passing floats and politicians. Below, the Bettendorf High School cheerleaders perform along the parade route. For additional parade photos, click on the "Read More" link below.
The Bettendorf High School Golddusters.
City council members Carolyn Koos and Norm Voelliger throw out candy to parade onlookers.
Mayor Mike Freemire throws a handful of toostie rolls to the crowd.
The Pleasant Valley High School Marching Band heads back down State Street.
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