Bluffton fireworks concludes National Night Out on Aug. 4
Bluffton’s fireworks, postponed in late June due to the weather, is rescheduled for 9:30 p.m., Tuesday, Aug. 4, at Bluffton’s National Night Out celebration at the Bluffton Community Swimming Pool.
The fireworks will cap off the National Night Out. The display should last between 20 and 30 minutes.
The National Night Out and fireworks will take place on Snider Road, Bluffton. Watch for a map indicating locations where people can watch the display.
“Bluffton’s fireworks is a real community effort,” said Fred Steiner, chamber director. “We’ve raised over $8,500 in six weeks from many individuals, businesses, industries and institutions in our community. This event could not take place without them.
Fireworks sponsors
Contributions for this year’s fireworks come from several community sources including:
Major donors:
• Springfield Fireworks
• Bluffton Hospital
• Bluffton University
• Roger Warren
• Bluffton Paving Co.
• Bluffton Stone Co.
• First National Bank
Other sponsors:
Modern Fresh Fabric (Alice Essinger), Edward Jones, DTR Industries, Samuel W. Diller Co., R.D. Neff & Associates, County Electric, Luke’s Bar and Grill, Chiles-Laman Funeral and Cremation Services, Judy and Dean Augsburger, Richard Boehr, Family Eye Care, Don Snyder Excavating, SHANNON Service Club, Mennonite Home Communities of Ohio and Bluffton Icon.
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