Good morning, Flower Mound.

Today, as residents celebrate America's 250th birthday, local officials in Flower Mound remind everyone that fireworks (often illegal in areas and posing grass fire risks) should be enjoyed at organized displays while water remains on hand.

They also urge hydration and vigilant supervision of children in the Texas heat.

County buildings have been decorated for the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, inviting residents to celebrate with historical displays.

The Courthouse-on-the-Square Museum will host The American Revolution Experience starting with a 5:00 p.m. reception on July 27 and remain open through August 12.

In June, the Texas Education Agency released the STAAR results showing that LHISD student performance remained steady with gains in reading and high school subjects.

Local educators say the results reflect ongoing academic efforts.

Market Behind the Square, the local butcher, is sharing summer grilling tips for residents who will celebrate Fourth of July cookouts tomorrow.

His advice comes as the community marks 250 years since the Declaration of Independence (a milestone that sparks festive cooking ideas).

Local Wranglers are working hard this summer to sharpen their soccer skills at Legacy Ranch soccer camp — both boys and girls train on technical drills to build teamwork and confidence.