4th of July
Bushnell View the Fireworks at dusk at B-PC High School Friday, July 3. Timberview Lake Campgrounds will also have a Fireworks display at dusk on Saturday, July 4.
Macomb Macomb is celebrating 200 years of McDonough County and our nation’s 250th anniversary in style! Join the party Saturday, July 4 with the “Looking For Lincoln” Self-Guided Tour, which features our nation’s only living Lincoln topiary monument, from 9-11am. You don’t want to miss the Abraham Lincoln Statue Dedication and Unveiling at the McDonough County Courthouse from 11-11:30 a.m., featuring “Abraham Lincoln” in person. Macomb will celebrate all day with the Macomb Murals Self-Guided Tour from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., events at the Western Illinois Museum from 1-4 p.m., including the reading of the Declaration of Independence, a pie walk with homemade pie tastings and live patriotic music. Gather all your friends and family from 4-8 p.m. to play a fun game of Monopoly on the world’s largest interactive game right on Macomb’s Historic Downtown Square. Wrap up the day with the Annual Fireworks display at WIU’s Vince Grady Field from 7-10 p.m. where there will be food trucks, live music and the fireworks beginning at dusk.
Raritan 2026 marks the end of a longstanding tradition! Enjoy the final year of the Raritan Fire Department Fireworks, “The Last Big Bang, Friday, July 3 at dusk.
Rushville Rushville Fire Works display will be held on Friday, July 3 at the Schuyler County Fairgrounds.
