Multiple US Cities Celebrate Independence Day with Parades, Fireworks, Large Crowds

Communities across the United States celebrated Independence Day with parades, fireworks, and family-friendly events that highlighted patriotism and unity. In Stockton, women veterans were honored as grand marshals in a parade featuring marching bands and community groups, followed by an evening of food, music, and fireworks. Coronado's parade emphasized military heritage and community pride, with families teaching younger generations the importance of patriotism. Sierra Vista hosted one of its largest Fourth of July events, including live demonstrations and fireworks, marking the final participation of Fort Huachuca’s B Troop due to the Army's equine unit closure. Lima's 31st annual celebration featured a Freedom 5K, youth fishing derby, car cruise-in, and a large fireworks display, drawing families to enjoy a free community event. In Southern Nevada, the Summerlin Patriotic Parade and Boulder City's Damboree featured appearances by state and local officials, flyovers, and vibrant festivities, reflecting a nationwide spirit of celebration and community engagement.