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LIST: Fireworks displays in northeast Indiana

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LIST: Fireworks displays in northeast Indiana


(WPTA) – Get ready for dazzling Fourth of July displays!

Communities all across northeast Indiana have planned fireworks shows to celebrate Independence Day.

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Here’s a look at the times, dates, and locations where you can catch a show in 21Country:

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  • Albion fireworks display
    • Held at the Central Noble Schools Albion campus at dusk on Wednesday, July 3.
  • Angola’s July 4th Celebration
    • A parade will be held in downtown Angola starting at 11 a.m. on Thursday, July 4, followed by a hotdog giveaway, a skydiving display, and a petting zoo.
    • Fireworks will then be lit at dusk at Commons Park.
  • Berne – Red, White, & Blue Festival
  • Bluffton fireworks display
    • Fireworks will be lit from the WEG parking lot, just north of the Boys & Girls Club, at 10 p.m. on Thursday, July 4.
  • Columbia City fireworks display
    • Fireworks will be lit at dusk on Wednesday, July 3, at Morsches Park. Food vendors will be at the park starting at 5 p.m., and bounce houses will open at 6 p.m.  
  • Decatur fireworks display
    • Fireworks will be lit at dusk at Riverside Park on Thursday, July 4. Before the big show, attendees can stop by for food from 5-9 p.m. and live music starting at 7 p.m. At 9 p.m., the American Legion Color Guard will honor fallen veterans with a ceremony. 
  • Fort Wayne fireworks display
    • Fireworks are set to begin around 10 p.m., lit from the top of the Indiana Michigan Power building downtown on Thursday, July 4.
  • Garrett Heritage Days
    • The fireworks display begins at 10 p.m. at Eastside Park on Thursday, July 4. A vendor fair, chalk walk, petting zoo, talent show, and many more events are planned throughout the day.
  • Huntington fireworks display
    • Fireworks will be set off at dusk on Thursday, July 4, at the Huntington University cross-country trail
  • Kendallville fireworks display
    • Fireworks will be lit from Bixler Lake on Thursday, July 4, at dusk
  • Marion fireworks display
    • Fireworks will be lit at dusk on Saturday, July 6, at Silvershell Beach
  • Markle fireworks display
    • Activities, live music, and food trucks start at 6 p.m. on Thursday, July 4, at the Markle Fish & Game Club Park.
    • Fireworks will be lit at dusk.
  • Nappanee Independence Day celebration
    • A parade kicks off at 11 a.m. at Nappanee Elementary School on Thursday, July 4. Fireworks will be launched from the Sledding Hill after sunset at Thompson Drive.
  • New Haven fireworks display
    • Fireworks will be lit at dusk on Wednesday, July 3, at Lifeway Church, 7722 Moeller Rd. Free hotdogs, popcorn, and games will be offered starting at 7 p.m.
  • Ossian fireworks display
    • Fireworks will be lit at dusk on Friday, July 5, at Archbold Wilson Park. Starting at 5 p.m., attendees can enjoy music, food trucks, beverages, and family-friendly activities before the show.
  • Roanoke Fourth of July Fireworks and Family Fun Day 
    • Kids activities and music start at 6 p.m. on Saturday, July 6, at Roanoke Park. Fireworks will then be set off at dusk.
  • Rome City (Sylvan Lake) fireworks
    • Fireworks will be lit on Saturday, July 6, at dusk from Sylvan Lake.
  • Spencerville – Autism Awareness Firework Show
    • The event, planned for Saturday, July 6, at 7043 State Road 1, features a toned-down fireworks display for a more sensory-friendly experience. Fireworks will be lit at dusk.
  • Warren fireworks display
    • Fireworks will be lit at dusk on Sunday, July 7, at Warren Tower Park. 
  • Wawasee fireworks display
    • The fireworks display will begin at 10:15 p.m. on Saturday, July 6, at Lake Wawasee.
  • Wolcottville – Big Long Lake 
    • Fireworks will be lit at dusk on Saturday, July 6, from Big Long Lake.

Do you have a fireworks display to add to the list? Send an email to jazlynn.bebout@gray.tv with information.



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CHICAGO (CBS) — Crews were searching Lake Michigan on Friday evening for missing boaters near Hammond, Indiana.

Police marine unit officers boarded a small powerboat that had been damaged near the mouth of the Indiana Harbor near the Inland Steel plant.

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On Friday, residents in the area were in clean up mode after the storms rolled through. The tornado travelled on a path stretching for around a mile. Bringing winds estimated at 80 miles an hours. The storm topped trees onto driveways, a car and even a home.

One resident cleaning up on Friday was Leo Book, who’s lived in his home for over 30 years. He said this was the second worst storm in terms of damage he’s seen.

“I’ve seen them [trees] go back and forth a lot real bad, but these, some of these trees were going around and around,” Book said. “It’s the first time I had seen that.”

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Some people in Harrison County were without power for about six to eight hours, according to the Harrison County Emergency Management. Now all power has been restored.

No injuries were reported from Thursday’s storms.



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