Local communities in Escanaba and Gladstone celebrate America 250
The local community of Delta County celebrated the Fourth of July along the waterfront with events in Gladstone and Escanaba, both ending with beautiful firework displays. Pictured is one of the fireworks set off over Escanaba Harbor. (Photo courtesy of Visit Escanaba)
Fireworks on Saturday night are set off from Gladstone pier. (Photo by Sophie Vogelmann)
Locals celebrated the Fourth of July with a polka party at Ludington Park. (Photo by John Gagnon)
Gladstone's Fourth of July parade celebrates America's 250th anniversary. (Photo by Ethan Perry)
Seventeen-year-old Aini Anderson of Holmen, Wisconsin, competes in the boom run during Krick's 10th Annual U.S. Log Running Open in Gladstone. Anderson won second place in both this event and in the log rolling. (Photo courtesy of John McDonough)
A very patriotic pooch looks at the camera from the front seat of a vehicle in the parade. (Photo by Dawn Hammond)
Gladstone High School Band marches in the Gladstone Fourth of July Parade. (Photo by Dawn Hammond)
A local robotics team, the Gladstone BraveBots, was one of the many participating parties in the Gladstone parade. (Photo by Dawn Hammond)
Marcus Heineck, left, and Tanner Hallett, right, face off in the log rolling competition in the Gladstone lagoon on Saturday. (Photo Katie Burke)
Elmer's County Market drove an impressive red, white and blue tractor in Gladstone's parade. (Photo by Dawn Hammond)
Marcus Heineck finished third in the men's boom running. (Photo Katie Burke)
Chenier's handed out starter pots of flowers from their float on Saturday. (Photo by Dawn Hammond)
A harvester from the Ponsse service center in Gladstone carried a flag through the parade. (Photo courtesy of Visit Escanaba)
The local community of Delta County celebrated the Fourth of July along the waterfront with events in Gladstone and Escanaba, both ending with beautiful firework displays. Pictured is one of the fireworks set off over Escanaba Harbor. (Photo courtesy of Visit Escanaba)
Fireworks on Saturday night are set off from Gladstone pier. (Photo by Sophie Vogelmann)
Locals celebrated the Fourth of July with a polka party at Ludington Park. (Photo by John Gagnon)
Gladstone's Fourth of July parade celebrates America's 250th anniversary. (Photo by Ethan Perry)
Seventeen-year-old Aini Anderson of Holmen, Wisconsin, competes in the boom run during Krick's 10th Annual U.S. Log Running Open in Gladstone. Anderson won second place in both this event and in the log rolling. (Photo courtesy of John McDonough)
A very patriotic pooch looks at the camera from the front seat of a vehicle in the parade. (Photo by Dawn Hammond)
Gladstone High School Band marches in the Gladstone Fourth of July Parade. (Photo by Dawn Hammond)
A local robotics team, the Gladstone BraveBots, was one of the many participating parties in the Gladstone parade. (Photo by Dawn Hammond)
Marcus Heineck, left, and Tanner Hallett, right, face off in the log rolling competition in the Gladstone lagoon on Saturday. (Photo Katie Burke)
Elmer's County Market drove an impressive red, white and blue tractor in Gladstone's parade. (Photo by Dawn Hammond)
Marcus Heineck finished third in the men's boom running. (Photo Katie Burke)
Chenier's handed out starter pots of flowers from their float on Saturday. (Photo by Dawn Hammond)
A harvester from the Ponsse service center in Gladstone carried a flag through the parade. (Photo courtesy of Visit Escanaba)