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B.G. may limit number of fireworks stands (The Columbian)
The Battle Ground City Council may soon limit the number of nonprofit organizations allowed to open fireworks stands for the Fourth of July holiday.

Organizers need public support to pay for fireworks (The Windsor Times)
The Town of Windsor has agreed to organize the annual 3rd of July fireworks show, but organizers are scouring the town for donations to help pay for the event.

Keystone Fireworks gets conditional use OK (Garnet Valley Press)
The Concord Supervisors voted unanimously, March 2, to grant conditional use to Keystone Fireworks for a store at 91 Wilmington-West Chester Pike. The property, zoned C-2, is the former home of Cheeburger Cheeburger.

Whitefish Chamber looks to save July 4th fireworks (KAJ Flathead)
WHITEFISH - The Whitefish Chamber of Commerce is working to try and save an annual tradition. Local Chamber leader Kevin Gartland has launched an effort to raise the more than $15,000 needed to save a decades-old community tradition, the last public fireworks display north of Flathead Lake.

Funding progressing for Marblehead fireworks (The Daily Item)
MARBLEHEAD - As of March 10 the town had reached 75 percent of its goal for the annual fireworks display. Alexander Falk, chairman of the Marblehead Fireworks Committee, said the town has raised nearly $50,000 of the $65,000 cost.

Fireworks show set for July 3 in Tye (Abilene Reporter-News)
Big Country Support the Troops and the Tye Chamber of Commerce will team up to present a Fourth of July fireworks show July 3. But if you’re hoping to see such a show in Abilene, it appears you’re out of luck.