independence day
Fireworks: What’s legal, what’s not
June 28. Davidson Police have put out a press release about fireworks in advance of Independence Day next week. Every year more than 50,000 fires are caused by fireworks and close to 11,000 people are treated for injuries related to fireworks. As per the North Carolina General Statute, explosive fireworks are prohibited for personal use. […]
Here are some celebratory options for Independence Day
June 27. Fireworks at The Peninsula Club on July 4, a tradition going back decades, have been cancelled but other options include fireworks at Trump National on July 3 and, on July 6, the Lake Norman Yacht Club. Here are some safe do-it-yourself alternatives to fireworks, courtesy of Mecklenburg County: 1. Use glow sticks They […]
Fireworks cancelled at The Peninsula Club
June 10. A local July 4 tradition—fireworks at The Peninsula Club—won’t be happening this year due to ongoing construction at the golf course down Jetton Road. Thousands of people typically attend the spectacular fireworks show, members and non-members alike. There will be a great fireworks show June 22 at Bailey Road Park at the conclusion […]
Get a bang out of local Independence Day observations
June 14. Independence Day observations are back after the COVID hiatus. While there are no fireworks in Davidson, residents are invited to celebrate with a patriotic stroll up South Street to the Town Green. There will also be a concert on the green starting at 6 pm. Likewise, no town-sponsored fireworks in Huntersville July 4, […]
