Fireworks and fun days at the park… Last-minute fireworks and good fellowship to fill the upcoming weekend
Published 12:35 pm Thursday, July 2, 2020
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Jimmy and Tina Nidiffer, from Elizabethton, relax in the shade by the Watauga River in Riverside Park and enjoy a quiet picnic for two.
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Good friends (l-r) Caleb Hayden, Shane Stephens and Wilson Burns enjoy an afternoon game of pepper at Cat Island Park in Elizabethton.
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Tanaka Isaacs (left) her twin brother Titus (center), both 10 and big brother Markie,11, enjoy an afternoon of sliding and playing at Cat Island Park.
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Central Fire Department volunteer firefighters Nathaniel Fair (left) and Robert “Butch” Jones restock their tables as the annual fireworks sales for the fire district continues through July 5th. Many of the other county volunteer fire departments sell fireworks around the Fourth of July and New Years' holidays to raise funds for their departments.
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Makenlee Good (left) and Journee Scalf enjoy an afternoon playing at Cat Island Park.
Star Photo / Larry N. Souders
Elizabethton’s April Helton puts the finishing touches on her fireworks shopping spree in the Super Sam’s tent on South Roan Street near the Okolona exit off I-26 in West Carter County.
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Tanaka Isaacs leaps to the crossbar as brother Markie watches from the ground at Cat Island Park.
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Gary MacArthur, from Johnson City, examines some of the rocket fireworks in the Super Sam’s tent on South Roan Street near the Okolona exit off I-26 in West Carter County for the upcoming Fourth of July holiday weekend.
Star Photo/Larry N. Souders
With many fireworks extravaganzas being canceled this year, this photo reminds of us a time when fireworks filled the air last year at Watauga Lake for the Fourth of July.
While many wrap up last-minute firework purchases to share with friends and family for the upcoming Fourth of July holiday, some are getting a head start by sharing time on picnics and spending time with friends and family at local parks.
Star Photographer Larry Souders found baskets filling up at local firework tents and fire department sales along with others just having some good old fun together.