Jefferson Street in Waxahachie was abuzz with residents, local organizations, school students, city officials and law enforcement as they came together for the Martin Luther King Jr. Day parade, Monday. A diverse group of about 100 paraders, and dozens of spectators, took to the course in a show of solidarity. "You can't help but look at the diversity and to look at our participation," said Betty Square Coleman, president of NAACP local chapter 6240. "The turnout is good. That just tells me where we are in society...
