A memorial visit took place to mark 7 years since a mass shooting. The Bright Star Memorial was the site of this visit.
Further details about the event are available from the source. The visit was made by a community, and it occurred 7 years after the mass shooting.
Information about the memorial visit can be found on newswest9.com, which reported on the community's visit to the Bright Star Memorial.
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