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El Paso County and Fort Bliss Celebrate Independence Day with Grand Festivities

KTSM••Jocelyn Flores
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El Paso County, in collaboration with Fort Bliss, is set to host a major Fourth of July celebration in honor of America's 250th anniversary. The festivities will begin at noon on Saturday, July 4, at Ascarate Park, promising a vibrant atmosphere for attendees. Parking at the park will cost $5 per vehicle, making it accessible for families and friends looking to enjoy the day together. This event is significant as it brings the community together to celebrate national pride and heritage.

Key Details: • Event starts at noon on July 4, 2023 • Location: Ascarate Park, El Paso • Parking fee: $5 per vehicle

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