Memorial Day weekend in Mount Pleasant culminates with parade on Monday

Rumpke waste and recycling service will run as scheduled.

Visit a national cemetery and decorate graves. The events will be at the intersection of Peck Avenue and Mallon Road.

Greendale, Ind. – A public Memorial Day service will be held at the Greendale Cemetery on Monday, May 30 starting at 11 a.m.

Of course, both locally and across the country, veterans groups are planning a variety of services. The parade will include floats, high school marching bands, veterans, service members, local and national celebrities, service organizations and clubs, and much more!

May 30th, 1868, was the first Decoration Day, as it was then called.

St. Paul: several events on the State Capitol Grounds. He offered a business analogy for the fallen servicemen and servicewomen the county remembers on Memorial Day.

The grand marshal of this year’s parade is Lt. Col. C. Robert Perry.

The closing ceremony will be held at Veteran’s Honor Roll and Memorial Park, where spectators can witness a Revolutionary War reenactment as well as live cannon fire.

Miamitown, Oh. – The Miamitown Bicentennial proudly presents a B-25 Bomber Fly-Over by the nationally acclaimed Tri-State Warbird Museum at the Memorial Day Parade and Reception on Monday, May 30 at noon.

“Memorial Day meant visiting cemeteries”, said Korean War Veteran Fredrick John Hryniewich.

The guest speaker will be Marlyn Bonacker, a World War II veteran and POW who served in the U.S. Air Force.

Volunteers will be needed to help remove flags from Fairview Cemetery in Scottsbluff and Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery on Tuesday, May 31 at 1 p.m.at Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery before going to Fairview Cemetery to pick up the flags there. Speech by Army veteran Pete Hegseth, with music, a flyover and rifle salute.

Charles Warner | The Union Times The Union Memorial Ground in downtown Union will be the site of the American Legion Post 22’s Annual Memorial Day Ceremony on Memorial Day this Monday. 2 p.m. memorial for the Lost at Sea, Veteran’s Memorial Park.

An all-day observance starts at 9:30 a.m.at the Coosa Valley Fairgrounds.

Will Midkiff is the Commander of American Legion Post 472, “What we’re doing is we’re unveiling 20 signs that depict different wars and major conflicts that the Americans have been in since the beginning of the United States”. Fly a flag. Attend a parade.