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Horn in the West Celebrates America 250
Local cast members are staging the long-running drama as America 250 celebrations highlight the area’s settler history.
As Houston gears up to mark the nation's 250th anniversary this Fourth of July, celebrations include fireworks over Buffalo Bayou and community tree-planting events.
In North Carolina, the Daniel Boone Amphitheater continues its long-running production, "Horn in the West," which shares the history of original area settlers through August 8.
Following the annual parade that steps off at 10 a.m., Decatur County residents plan to recreate a World War I-era photograph during their July 4 festivities.
Showcasing Texas's role in American aviation history, the Lone Star Flight Museum's new "Made in Texas" exhibit adds an educational component to the national milestone.
Cast member Evan Hamby noted that marking the 250th anniversary helps people "feel like they are a part of history themselves," reflecting on the nation's enduring legacy.