fourth of july

Add another thing back on the calendar this year and that is the beloved 4th of July Fire works at Bayfront Festival Park.

Superior Mayor Jim Paine shared via Facebook Friday afternoon that the city's fireworks show on Saturday night will be cancelled.

This comes after Wisconsin's recent spike in COVID-19 cases.

With COVID-19 cancelling festivities statewide, more people will be taking matters into their own hands.

This is great news in time for the big holiday.

He makes some very good points.

Live music, food, crafts and fireworks and all without an admission charge. What's not to love?

The Northland is ready to celebrate the birthday of America with a number of community festivals and fireworks displays commemorating the holiday. One of the biggest attractions for many of these festivals and celebrations is the fireworks display. So, when and where are these fireworks shows?

For many people this Fourth of July Holiday will be a long Three Day Weekend, and so for everyone staying in town and for tourists alike, here is a breakdown of some fun things to do.

239 years ago freedom was born in the United States and every year we celebrate our freedom, our values and our Country on the Fourth of July! If you're looking for something to do this 4th, look no further, here are the Top 5 things to do this Independence Day in Duluth/Superior...

If you caught a glimpse of the Aerial Lift Bridge last Independence Day, you undoubtedly noticed the awesome patriotic lighting through the night. The folks behind the special lighting last year announced they will be doing it again this year.

The state of Minnesota is on the verge of expanding the variety of fireworks you'll be able to purchase in the state.  For years Minnesotans had to travel long and far to even get a firecracker or sparkler to celebrate the 4th of July, then along came the former pro-wrestler Governor who managed to expand the laws to allow lame "non aerial" fireworks...