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Kimberly Henson rides a Texas Longhorn named "Cowboy Jazz" during Rio Linda's Centennial Parade down M Street in Rio Linda, Saturday, Oct 6, 2012. -
Sacramento County Supervisor, Roberta MacGlashan, Miss Rio Linda Samantha Moore, Honorary mayor, Judy Dorrell, and a person in a chicken suit, cut a ribbon during the Rio Linda Arch Renovation ceremony during the Centennial Celebration in Rio Linda. The Rio Linda arch has been a landmark for the past 86 years. -
Rio Linda High School marching band drum major, Donovan Serrano, left, gets an entry number pinned on by Janel Reed prior to the start of Rio Linda's Centennial Parade down M Street in Rio Linda. -
Dillion Snow, 7, of Antelope calls out for a free pumpkin given away from a float during Rio Linda's Centennial Parade down M Street in Rio Linda, Saturday, Oct 6, 2012. -
John Webb, center, with his three grand-daughters, Natalee, 4, left, Cheyenne, 3, and Sienna, right, watch the Rio Linda Centennial Parade as it goes down M Street in Rio Linda in front of a mural recently painted in honor of the Centennial Celebration. -
A flyover kicks off the Rio Linda arch ribbon cutting during Rio Linda's Centennial Celebration. -
A Border Collie named Maggie rides on the Rio Linda FFA float during Rio Linda's Centennial Parade down M Street in Rio Linda. -
A llama named "Comico" is walked with owner Sharon Taylor of the Rio Linda Grange during Rio Linda's Centennial Parade down M Street in Rio Linda. -
Trevor Tantillo and Lorrin Counts, on left, and Vince Nyvall and his family, on right, watch the parade go down M Street in Rio Linda during Rio Linda's Centennial Celebration. -
Jason Worth, 8, greets Twin Rivers police dog, "Jag" during Rio Linda's Centennial Parade down M Street in Rio Linda. -
An antique tractor is driven under the Rio Linda arch on M Street during Rio Linda's Centennial Parade. -
Twins Emma and Makenzie Shane, 6, and Taylor Barrett, 10, ride on a float that has a model of the Rio Linda arch above it during Rio Linda's Centennial Parade down M Street in Rio Linda, Saturday, Oct 6, 2012. -
The Rio Linda High School marching plays during Rio Linda's Centennial Parade down M Street in Rio Linda. -
Bill Son drives an antique tractor with the Rio Linda/Elverta Historical Society during Rio Linda's Centennial Parade down M Street in Rio Linda. -
A horse is painted to support breast cancer awareness during Rio Linda's Centennial Parade down M Street in Rio Linda. -
Two kids share a ride during Rio Linda's Centennial Parade down M Street in Rio Linda. -
Grace Jones holds her nephew Leland Jones, 1, during Rio Linda's Centennial Parade down M Street in Rio Linda. -
Antique tractors go down M Street during Rio Linda's Centennial Parade. -
Crowds line the street to watch the Rio Linda Centennial Parade down M Street in Rio Linda. -
Kris Anderson drives an antique tractor with the Rio Linda/Elverta Historical Society during Rio Linda's Centennial Parade down M Street in Rio Linda. -
Students on the Rio Linda High School tennis team walk during Rio Linda's Centennial Parade down M Street in Rio Linda, Saturday, Oct 6, 2012. -
Kids from Orchard School ride on a float during Rio Linda's Centennial Parade down M Street in Rio Linda, Saturday, Oct 6, 2012. -
The Rio Linda High School marching band passes under the Rio Linda arch during Rio Linda's Centennial Parade down M Street in Rio Linda. -
Miss Rio Linda, Samantha Moore waves to the crowd during Rio Linda's Centennial Parade down M Street in Rio Linda.
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