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Rain Can't Dampen Veteran Support in Lewisburg
28 Jun
Summary
- Over 244 entries participated in the parade despite heavy rain.
- Attendees braved the weather to show support for veterans.
- Celebrations included a picnic, drone show, fireworks, and live music.
The Union County Veterans' 4th of July parade successfully took place in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, despite periods of heavy rain. A significant turnout of at least 244 entries participated in the event, underscoring the community's dedication to honoring veterans. Residents, equipped with ponchos and umbrellas, lined the streets to show their support.
The weekend-long celebration, which began on Friday, featured various activities. These included a picnic, a drone show, and fireworks. Following the parade, attendees enjoyed live music, food vendors, and train rides at Hufnagle Park. The North Shore Railroad also provided patriotic-themed train rides along the Susquehanna River.
Organizers expressed their gratitude for the community's unwavering support, noting that the weather did not prevent people from coming out to honor the veterans. The parade route began at Eighth and Market Streets, proceeded through downtown via Third Street, and concluded at University Avenue and St. George Street, marking another successful year for the event.
