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Williams, Arizona, is defiantly planning its iconic Fourth of July fireworks show despite nearby wildfires, sparking concern from neighbors like Flagstaff and Sedona. While Flagstaff has switched to safer drone and laser displays to avoid wildfire risks, Williams insists its trained fire department can manage the danger — even after a 2007 incident where fireworks sparked five fires and led to show cancellation. The town is doubling down on tradition, calling the event “Arizona’s Most Famous Fireworks” and framing it as a patriotic celebration of America’s 250th birthday. As wildfire threats loom, Williams says it’ll cancel if conditions become too risky — but for now, they’re sticking to their explosive legacy.

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