Past and Present Features
See also: Category:Parade High School All-Americans and List of U.S. high school basketball national player of the year awards- "Ask Marilyn" by Marilyn vos Savant: Vos Savant answers questions from readers, from brainteasers to explanations of illogical customs, advice, or legitimate philosophical questions. Occasionally she will pose a brainteaser of her own or poll her readers.
- Cartoon Parade: Panel cartoons by various creators, including Dave Coverly, Carla Ventresca, Dan Piraro, Donna Barstow, and Gary McCoy
- "In Step With" by James Brady: Celebrity interview column which ceased after Brady's 2009 death.
- “Intelligence Report": Your guide to health, life, money, entertainment, and more
- Interviews have included such celebrities as Steve Carell, Jimmy Fallon, Katharine McPhee, Katy Perry and Noah Wyle.
- Laugh Parade: Gag cartoons by Bunny Hoest and John Reiner
- "Numbrix": Also by Marilyn vos Savant, Numbrix is a simple puzzle game in which the reader arranges the numbers 1 to 81 in a continuous path that fits into a 9×9 square grid. Numbrix was introduced in July 2008. In addition to the weekly print version, vos Savant also produces daily Numbrix puzzles for Parade's Web site.
- "Our Towns" is a regular feature written by journalists from Parade newspaper partners.
- "The Parade High School All-America Teams": This sports franchise highlights the best U.S. high school athletes in boys and girls basketball, football, and boys and girls soccer. In 2010, Parade introduced its All-America Service Team, which honors high-school students for commitment to service and volunteerism.
- "Personality Parade" by Walter Scott: In Q&A sessions, celebrities often discuss some project or movie which is just about to be released.
- "Views," an editorial column by various authors, including CNN political analyst David Gergen and Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Connie Schultz.
- "Keeping Up with Youth" (1960s-70s)
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