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Linden, NC opens their first splash pad and one of many in the region. Here’s more info:

Splash Pad at Linden Little River Park
5010 Loop Road, 980-0119

OTHER SPLASH PADS IN THE REGION
Opening dates: May 1-Se pt. 30; ALL FREE TO THE PUBLIC
Opening Hours: Mon.-Sat.; 10 am-7 pm (3-7 pm when school is in session at Gray’s Creek, M assey Hill and Spivey); Sun.; 2-7 pm

Splash Pad at Eastover Community Park
2721 Ball Park Road, 323-0707

Splash Pad at Gray’s Creek Park
5151 Celebration Drive, 433-1015

Splash Pad at J.S. Spivey Recreation Center
500 Fisher Street, 433-1572

at Kiwanis Recreation Center
352 Devers Street, 433-1568

Splash Pad at Massey Hill Recreation Center
1612 Camden Road, 433-1569

Splash Pad at Myers Recreation Center
1018 Rochester Drive, 433-1570 

Splash Pad at Wade Community Park
4060 Church Street, 485-3502

Splash Pad at Will ie J. Burnette Park (Godwin)
4924 Markham Street, 980-1000

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The first Juneteenth festival was held on June 15th at Fayetteville, NC’s Fes tival park. The day started with the Juneteenth Freedom Breakfast, followed by a Freedom Parade, and finishing the day with Juneteenth in the Park. The event included guest speaker s, various park entertainment, 50+ vendors, and ended with a fireworks display.

The Juneteenth Freedom Festival was started to share the history of slavery and to memorialize its ending. The major intent of the festival is to honor the sacrifice of our ancestors, and share the cultural heritage of slaves and their descendants through entertainment, art, education, and developing a sense of community.

Follow more on Facebook at: Circa 1865 Inc. or website at: www.wearecirca1865.com

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Murchison Road and Matthews St

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