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Douglas’ Freedom Fest 2016 slated for next Monday

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The Douglas Exchange Club, Douglas-Coffee County Parks & Recreation, and the City of Douglas are  proud to announce the 2016 Freedom Fest celebration is scheduled to take place on Monday, July 4 at JC Adams Municipal Park. The gates will open at 5 p.m. Admission and parking are free. There will be live entertainment, food vendors, and fireworks after dark. The Exchange Club is currently accepting vendors of all kinds.

“Freedom Fest  has become a traditional celebration in Douglas and we could not provide this celebration without support from our local businesses and private supporters,” says celebration  chairman Will Thompson. “The support from our local governments, local businesses, and private citizens helps the Exchange Club continue to provide Freedom Fest for everyone to  enjoy.  This year, we hope to see more people come out to enjoy quality entertainment, food and fun!”

For more information on how you can become a vendor or performer at the event, contact Will Thompson at 912-384-1616 or email willthompson @ cottinghamandporter.com.

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