fireworks

Two years in the making the annual-unless-there-is-a-drought firework display at John Stiff park is set for tomorrow night.

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We spent a lot of time this last Saturday on The Erwin Pawn Tradio Show getting ready for July 4th.  We did manage to bring a whole community of buyers and sellers together too.

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Many are especially excited for the city's fireworks display at John Stiff Park this Wednesday night.  Maybe it's because we had to skip them last year or perhaps we all just need to celebrate.

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In a little over two weeks we're going to get a fireworks fix two years in the making.

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Spectacular lightening and heavy rain was the highlight of my Tuesday night.  I think we can all feel confident in our 4th of July plans.

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Darwin almost claimed another victim. Unsurprisingly, dropping firecrackers in a manhole is not the best of ideas.

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Everyone is well aware of the fact that Amarillo and surrounding counties are under a severe fire threat, therefore all fireworks displays have been canceled. Also, there are no sales or use of fireworks in the Amarillo area and the ban will be enforced strongly

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Forget about the dawn's early light, this Fourth of July is all about the rockets' red glare, the bombs bursting in air and maybe even a couple of spiders. Those are the ones that, well, look kind of like a spider, anyway.

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If you have already have your fireworks for this year, the City Of Amarillo Officials are offering up an amnesty program in which they will come to your home and dispose of you fireworks for you. Well, that is awesome

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The question has been up in the air for a while now and we have now gotten our answer. Potter, Carson and Armstrong counties have temporarily banned the sale and use of any fireworks. These counties made a disaster declaration to Perry, and waiting on approval for a 30 day extension to reach through the July 4th holiday. Randall County has made no such declaration.

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