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July 3 fireworks: Why some towns in the Triangle celebrate the Fourth of July early
A handful of towns in the Triangle are kicking off Fourth of July festivities a day early, attributing vendor availability, financial reasons and proximity to larger festivities to making early celebrations a tradition for their communities.
Cary is hosting an Independence Day event on Friday at the Koka Booth Amphitheater at 3:30 p.m. Only general admission is ...
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ECU Health warns against self-handling fireworksECU Health is warning people of the dangers of handling fireworks on their own, especially since it’s illegal in North Carolina to shoot off fireworks that leave the ...
The sparks will fly for the nation’s independence this week, marked annually in the tri-county region by the peak of tourist ...
Cape Hatteras National Seashore officials encourage the public to attend the two permitted fireworks shows celebrating ...
The big fireworks associated with the holiday are illegal to purchase and set off in North Carolina and could result in ...
Cape Hatteras National Seashore reminds visitors that it is illegal to possess or detonate fireworks on all Seashore beaches, ...
Families from North Carolina are heading south of the border to load up on fireworks for the Fourth of July. In North ...
The Fourth of July will soon be here, and the Upstate and western North Carolina are planning many events to celebrate.
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