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Community honors heroes with stunning flag display event

August 12, 2024 | Kerr County, Texas


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Community honors heroes with stunning flag display event
In an upcoming community event, organizers are set to honor local heroes by flying 500 American flags, each available for purchase and dedication to individuals who have made a significant impact in people's lives. The theme of the event, \"Honor Your Hero,\" invites participants to recognize teachers, neighbors, family members, first responders, and military personnel.

The event will take place on September 7, featuring an opening ceremony at 11:00 a.m. Attendees can expect a vibrant atmosphere with food trucks, children's activities, vendors, and live music throughout the day. The flags will be illuminated at night, creating a stunning visual display that organizers encourage families to experience together.

A special highlight of the week will be the local BFW post's 9/11 ceremony on September 11 at 8:45 a.m., commemorating the tragic events of that day. While there is no official closing ceremony planned, last year's informal gathering at dusk to listen to taps played by Mister Eichner was described as a moving experience, prompting organizers to invite the community to participate again this year.

To spread the word, flyers will be distributed in local businesses, and additional information about the event and flag purchases can be found at eastwarriors.com. Organizers are enthusiastic about the community's response and hope to see a strong turnout to honor personal heroes.

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