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Veterans and American Flags invited for July 4th parade

Metcalfe County is preparing to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States with a parade on Friday, July 3, 2026. They want floats! The parade will follow the same route as the Christmas parade and can include: bands, floats, cars, trucks, tractors, side by sides, lawnmowers, and horses.

The only requirement is that you MUST have an American Flag flying on your entry. Do you know a Veteran older than 80, or a Metcalfe County resident who is 100 years old (or close)? Please contact Kim Harwood at the Chamber office by email at metchamb@outlook.com or phone 270-432-3222.

The Edmonton-Metcalfe Chamber of Commerce will oversee the parade planning with the assistance of the Edmonton Police Department and Metcalfe County Sheriff's office. We are asking for local churches, clubs, businesses, schools, and individuals to join the parade. Let's celebrate our country and make memories for years to come. Contact the Chamber office at 270-432-3222 to sign up to be in the parade. Sign up is not required, but appreciated.




This story was posted on 2026-03-02 23:05:27
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