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February Blizzard Not Forgotten in July

June 25, 2021June 28, 2021 Emilea McCutchan 0 Comments 2021 July 4, Community, Fourth of July, Fourth of July parade, GIVINGPEOPLE, Highland Park, Historic Texas Blizzard, margo goodwin, Park Cities, Rotary Club of Park Cities, University Park, Winter Storm 2021

A year after its COVID-19 cancellation, the Rotary Club of Park Cities Fourth of July Parade will return in all of its patriotic glory plus a wintery mix.

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Visit Our Inboxes, Show Out in Fourth

June 21, 2021June 28, 2021 Staff Report 0 Comments 2021 July 4, Fourth of July, Fourth of July parade, Highland Park ISD, HPISD, Luke Wilson, Nathan Johnson, Park Cities, Preston Hollow People, Tom and Alicia Landry

The Fourth of July is a pretty big deal in a normal year, but after so many festivities were reimagined (how many times did we use that word in 18 months?) last year at the height of the pandemic, we expect this year people will really flex those patriotic muscles.

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United We Stand: Parade Scheduled

May 3, 2021May 3, 2021 William Taylor 0 Comments coronavirus, COVID, Fourth of July, Fourth of July parade, FP, Goar Park, highland park town hall, Jim Hitzelberger, Laurie Hitzelberger, Parade Scheduled, Park Cities, Park Cities People, Rotary Club of Park Cities, summer, United We Stand

A year after its COVID-19 cancelation, the Rotary Club of the Park Cities expects the Fourth of July Parade to return this summer.

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Sheltered Diaries: The Socially Distant Fourth of July

July 2, 2020December 30, 2020 Bethany Erickson 0 Comments Park Cities Fourth of July

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Happy Fourth?

July 2, 2020March 4, 2021 Len Bourland 0 Comments civil rights, Column, Fourth of July, Opinion, protests, Voices

Usually, in July, everyone is gearing up for the festivities: parades, cookouts, pool parties, fireworks, and vacations. However, there’s nothing usual about 2020.