LEXINGTON — The Fourth of July holiday is just around the corner and firework vendors in Lexington were officially able to open for business this weekend.
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“Firework Town” Lexington vendors taking on the season
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Fireworks officially went on sale in Lexington on Sunday and vendors across the community were ready to welcome customers.
Over at the parking lot of Change Clothing, Kim Schuster said it was Schuster Fireworks second year in operation and they were excited to be back.
One special event Schuster Fireworks is holding is a raffle fundraiser for the Dawson County Children’s Museum. At $1 per ticket, participants have a chance to win a “Megamaster” artillery bundle that is valued at $329.95.
Lexington does not have specific regulations on when fireworks can be discharged, but people are asked to be considerate of their neighbors during the lead up to Independence Day.
Ryan Shotkoski encouraged people to buy their fireworks early, noting that by July 4, the premium inventory has already been purchased.
Those who reside outside of any municipalities are subject to the Nebraska fireworks laws as well and can be discharged 10 days before July 4, as well as the holiday itself.
Those living in Dawson County can discharge fireworks ten days before the Fourth of July, from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. On July 4, discharged is allowed until midnight.
The trailer and stand on North Adams and been owned and operated by Bernie and Pat Valish, but they made the decision to sell to the Urbans this year.
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