by Jonathan Clark Fireworks are symbols of celebration, so it stands to reason that they should be used more often on days other than the Fourth of July. Halloween, Christmas, Thanksgiving, and other majorRead More
Read MoreIts the last night of the Walkersville Carnival! The night begins with an buffet of fried shrimp, ham, and roast beef or turkey. Students will enjoy all the rides for one ticket per ride! The Knight Brothers will entertain from the stage. A raffle for $1,000 will be held. The night concludes at 10:00 p.m. with a Gigantic Fireworks Display! The weather is beautiful! It should be a terrific closing night of the Walkersville Volunteer Fire Company’s 75th Carnival! As usual, please share your photos and comments with us!
Read MoreDue to the weather, the Walkersville Volunteer Fire Company has decided to postpone their fireworks until Saturday, July 5th at 10:00 p.m. The carnival is still taking place, but the fireworks will not be set off tonight. Tomorrow night, the carnival offers another Ride-All-Night for One Price Special!
Read MoreWalkersville Volunteer Fire Company’s 75th Annual Carnival will feature a GIGANTIC FIREWORKS DISPLAY at 10 p.m. tonight! Come out to enjoy the rides, the food, and fun! The rain date for fireworks is Saturday night.
Read MoreThe abandoned bank at Walkers Village Shopping Center had a new tenant moving in today, temporarily. The bank has been vacant for over a decade. For the next week or two, folks will be able to purchase fireworks from a tent erected on the property. A port-a-pot was placed against the bank building. The Town of Walkersville’s Planning Administrator confirmed that the use is being allowed under a section of town code that permits “tent, sidewalk or other outdoor sales events which are accessory to an existing commercial use in…
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