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Summerlin, Southern Nevada embrace Independence Day
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Photos by Jason Bean/Review-Journal
A giant eagle soars over the crowd that gathered Saturday for the Summerlin Fourth of July parade that began at Hillpointe Road and Hills Center Drive. The spectacle included floats, balloons and bands. » Buy this photo
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Children on a patriotic float re-create historic figures for the crowd at the parade.
Updated: Apr. 9, 2012 | 10:46 p.m.
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The parade was open to all of Las Vegas not just Summerlin residents. It was advertised on t.v. & in local papers so it's not like it was a secret. I don't live in Summerlin & I went it was nice.
Summerlin is what America aspires to be.
Makes me wonder if Summerlin will become a small town of its own.