Big Bang Fireworks
The Big Panda Comes to Town
From the Jul 2, 2024 e-Edition
It’s usually the big blue and white tent that attracts fireworks enthusiasts but in McKenzie its a giant 20-foot inflatable panda. The new temporary addition to McKenzie comes courtesy of Big Bang Fireworks. With the lowest prices in Tennessee and the biggest panda in the area, customers are flocking to the seasonal vendor. Open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., Big Bang Fireworks are stocking them deep and selling them cheap. Also every kid gets a little something for free.
In the e-Edition
McKenzie Banner July 2, 2024
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