In Midland, community members gathered to celebrate the Fourth of July. The city hosted its 63rd annual Kids Sidewalk Parade, kicking off the day's festivities.
The parade took place at Centennial Park and featured children riding various modes of transportation. Over 350 kids participated in the event, using bikes, mini cars, and roller blades to make their way around the park.
Further details and footage of the parade are available through a video showcasing the celebration.
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