Marshall County's Blueberry Festival starts a new tradition: choosing an honoree to set off a fireworks spectacular
By:
Dante Stanton
Posted: Sep 3, 2023 11:49 PM EDT

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PLYMOUTH, Ind. - On day four of Marshall County's 57th annual Blueberry Festival, they started a new tradition--choosing a special honoree to push the button lighting up a nearly 30-minute fireworks display.
After the lighting of hot air balloons, Sunday evening, September 3, the honoree, Jared Bond, the Hoosier Lottery Director of External Affairs, pressed the button, igniting a display of fireworks across the sky.
The thunderous display is a tradition likely to continue in Blueberry Festivals to come.
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