Fireworks
The easy, simple answer is that July 4 is celebrated because that’s the day in 1776 when the country declared its freedom from British monarchy rule by signing the Declaration of Independence. True history buffs will know that only John Hancock penned his signature on July 4th. When the other 56 delegates of the Continental…
Being border neighbors, Wyoming and Colorado compete against each other often, but Independence Day in Colorado doesn’t hold a roman candle to Wyoming’s 4th of July festivities… literally. It is a tried and true tradition in Wyoming to spend the day lighting off fireworks, even if you have to drive to a county where you…
A “new group of community members” has inherited Cody’s 4th of July fireworks display after five years of planning and funding by the Cody Country Chamber of Commerce. One of the highlights of Cody’s already exceptional 4th of July festivities is the annual fireworks show. And while the show must and will go on, a…
The Cody Stampede Parade takes place on July 3rd and 4th at 9:30 a.m. The theme for this year is “Yellowstone: 150 Years of Wild & Wonder.” The Special Awards to be presented at this year’s parade include Judges’ Favorite (everyone is eligible), Mayor’s Favorite (everyone is eligible), Roger Sedam Award (cash), and Blaylock Patriotic…
On Thursday morning, the Thermopolis Volunteer Fire Department announced that their firework show will be canceled this year. After stage one restrictions on BLM land were in place to prevent fires. The Volunteer Fire Department in Thermopolis, Wyoming decided to cancel this years firework display. The Fire Department express that fireworks are not allowed in…
The 4th of July is such a wonderful holiday because it is different than all the others. The outside feel, the grills cooking, family and friends, cornhole, everything we love about America in one holiday and we are blessed enough to spend it in the wonderful town of Cody. One of the few downsides to…
Cody depends on locals for summer success, and now the Cody Chamber of Commerce is asking for local support to make a big blast this Independence Day. Summer has officially come to Wyoming. With Yellowstone’s East Gate open for business, tourists are flocking into Cody looking for additions to their western vacations. Meanwhile, preparations have…
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