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Smiles of shock, joy and pride permeated the Mt. Hope High School auditorium Saturday night, when the Bristol Fourth of July community crowned its Miss Fourth, Little Miss Fourth and their respective …

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The 87th annual Fourth of July celebration in Erath continued today with water fights between the Acadiana fire departments.

We may call it the 4th of July Parade, but the woman on whose shoulders the responsibility has rested these last two years has never lost sight of the real heroes, and the real name, of the parade — that is, the Military, Civic, and Firemen’s Parade.

With a potential four-day weekend at your disposal, why not be an adventurer? Get out there and explore all the food finds that July Fourth brings. Below are some great options.   1.) See that glorious pie in the picture? If you act fast, you can get your hands on one for this weekend for $38. Preordering the

Casey Ruth Little and Charlotte Loftus will don the coveted crowns this year throughout Bristols most festive season.

WILMINGTON — Ann Parker Kirby, age 84 of Wilmington, NC, sadly passed away at Novant Health/New Hanover Regional Medical Center on the 29th of December 2022.

Trigg County High School student Shelby Mohon was crowned the Amerifest Kentucky Festivals Pageant Princess Sunday in Lexington. In addition to being named the

Bristol Fourth of July Parade returns, bigger and better, for 2021 April Federico © Pat Greenhouse/Globe Staff With her father behind her, 2-year-old Ayden Elliott takes in the parade from a second-story window in Bristol, R.I., July 5, 2021. BRISTOL, R.I. – Hope Street, Church Street, and Child Street were filled with people hugging and shaking hands on Monday, dressed in red, white, and blue and ready to celebrate. After having to scale back in 2020 because of the pandemi...

Traditions to continue this holiday weekend in Erath and last updated 2021-06-29 22:45:11-04 ERATH — The Ertah 4th of July celebration is making a return for the 85th year. COVID restrictions in 2020 rained on their parade, canceling the carnival and all the other events. "It was very different, it was my senior year and we always have the senior booths to raise money for our class, so we didnt get to do that. We didnt get to have our last year with our friends" said Haylie Rudisill, Miss ...