WATCH: Tulsa’s Annual MLK Parade From The Sky

Osage SkyNews6 had flown over the MLK Day Parade for several years, and Monday was by far one of the nicest days with calm winds and warm sunshine. It looks like the good weather brought out plenty of folks to watch the parade. Several hundred people were lined up near OSU-Tulsa, all the way down Greenwood Avenue.

Monday, January 17th 2022, 4:56 pm

By: Dustin Stone, Matt Rahn

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Osage SkyNews6 had flown over the MLK Day Parade for several years, and Monday was by far one of the nicest days with calm winds and warm sunshine.

It looks like the good weather brought out plenty of folks to watch the parade. Several hundred people were lined up near OSU-Tulsa, all the way down Greenwood Avenue.

Osage SkyNews6 can really see how much effort goes into this parade. Dozens of floats, marching bands, dancers, and more waited all morning in the staging area just to start the parade route.

All sorts of schools and organizations were represented Monday, Osage SkyNews 6 even caught a glimpse of News On 6 Storm Tracker JD McManus.

Overall it looked like a great day for a parade with plenty to see.

Dustin Stone

Dustin joined the News On 6 team in 2000 as a video tape and master control operator. In 2003, he became a live truck operator. During his time in that role, he covered several national stories including the space shuttle Columbia tragedy, Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, the Moore tornado and the Joplin tornado. After 11 years in that position, Dustin became the station's master control supervisor until 2018 when he moved back into the news department as the news operations manager.