Herrimanology

6-24-26 | Fireworks, Towne Days, Returning Business, New Park, Wide Hollow Trailhead

Herrimanology

Show Notes

Mayor Palmer joins to answer some common questions we're getting about fireworks (including why we as a city can't ban them entirely), talks about this week's Towne Days event, and celebrates ribbon cuttings for Monument Park, Wide Hollow trailhead, and Iceberg.

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0:00 Start 0:34 Intro 1:24 Towne Days 3:52 Fireworks 10:53 Iceberg is back 11:33 Wide Hollow trailhead 12:52 Monument Park 14:16 World Cup 16:02 Wrapup

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