It’s time to enjoy being an American
There are few who live in the world who can truly enjoy the freedoms we have when friends and neighbors gather to celebrate a national holiday. We ask that you remember that Saturday when the United States of America celebrates its 233rd birthday, the day our nation split from the rule of the Crown of England. Whether we live in a small town or a big city, Americans mark the Fourth of July with activities that often include a parade, a picnic and, of course, a magnificent fireworks display. There will be plenty of opportunities for residents of the Tri-State Area to celebrate this weekend. The holiday got off to an early start last weekend when the annual Thunder in the Valley event was held. A new location didn’t deter thousands from traveling to Wintersville to see last Saturday’s fireworks. Wintersville’s celebration will continue Saturday with events including a parade down Frank P. Layman Boulevard beginning at 10 a.m.
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We’re glad that U.S. Rep.
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