Canonsburg Cancels Fourth Of July Celebrations Due To Coronavirus Restrictions
CANONSBURG (KDKA) - Canonsburg is the latest town to cancel its Fourth of July festivities.
In a tweet, the town announced that with the current restrictions in place, their 2020 Fourth of July festivities.
— canonsburgjuly4th (@canonsburgjuly4) May 17, 2020
"This decision was not arrived at lightly," the statement read. "We are moving our focus to the future and wish everyone a happy and safe summer."
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All celebrations for the Fourth of July in Canonsburg have been canceled including the parade, park and pool events, and the fireworks display.
