Free fireworks -- Just because you couldn't get tickets for the Stadium of Fire doesn't mean you can't see an spectacular fireworks show.

Pleasant Grove City's annual Fourth of July fireworks show, will have a change of venue. Because of construction at Pleasant Grove High School, this year's show will be held at Pleasant Grove Junior High School, 810 N. 100 East. The annual display is presented by the Pleasant Grove Fire Department, and will be held Friday at dusk (approximately 9:40 p.m.).

Fireworks restrictions -- Lehi Fire Department Captain Ricky Evans announced fireworks restrictions for the city: All of Traverse Mountain and north of state Route 92, also the Dry Creek gulley area from Center Street over to 300 East through 600 East are restricted from fireworks use. "We have to do it in the Traverse Mountain area especially because of the well being down," Evans said. "That's our concern because there is no water up there.

Evans asks responsible adults to oversee the use of fireworks and to follow safety precautions.

"It's turned up awful dry," he said. "So police will be out looking and watching for illegal fireworks this year."

Float winners -- From cowboys to train engines, Lehi's miniature floats showed a variety and color that seemed to excel the previous year's. Judges placed four floats as winners in the Round-Up Miniature Float competition. Those are the Cedar Hollow 3rd Ward "Little Engine That Could" for the Sweepstakes Award, the Lehi 3rd Ward "Lumberjack Breakfast" for first place, the Willow Creek Ward "Brer Rabbit" for second place, Chappel Valley Ward "Johnny Appleseed" for third place. The Lehi 5th Ward received an honorable mention for its "Bedtime Tales."

Well repair delayed -- The well pump ordered for the Traverse Mountain Well arrived damaged and is being replaced. The delay will set the repair of the well back a week. Meanwhile, residents are being asked to conserve water and are under water restrictions for landscaping since there is no secondary irrigation water.

Water department superintendent Lee Barnes reported to the City Council on Tuesday that the well is clean and can be up and running as soon as the new pump can be installed. He said he expects the replacement pump to arrive in a few days and that residents will have regular water flow back by Monday.

Arts in the Park -- The Arts in the Park series features the Air National Guard Band of the West Coast for the Sunday concert at Wines Park, 500 N. 100 East, Lehi. The concert begins at 7 p.m.

An award-winning military band from Moffett Federal Airfield, Calif., the group will present "ruffles and flourishes" to patriotic, Broadway, and classical favorites.

Pray for Harold Terry -- The Lehi Police Department staff are giving out red, white and blue decals with Captain Harold Terry's profile and the words "Pray for Harold Terry." Donations for the decals are encouraged.

Donations for Terry can be given to the "Fund for Harold Terry" at any branch of Central Bank or at the Lehi Police Station. Station hours are Monday through Thursday, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. and is located at 580 W. State St.

Captain Harold Terry is in fair but stable condition at Utah Valley Regional Medical Center in Provo and is out of ICU, said Intermountain Healthcare spokesperson Janet Frank on Monday. He received two gun wounds to his head after pulling a driver over on June 25 by the Pony Express convenience store on Main Street.

Competition announced -- The Lehi City Arts Council announced it would sponsor a "Naturally Lehi" photo contest for January 2009. Photos for submission must be original photos of nature taken within the Lehi City boundaries and may show natural landscapes, wild animals or insects in natural settings, plant life and other natural scenes. Amateur photographers of all ages may participate and all photos will be included in the contest exhibit. More details on the contest will be available in October at www.lehicityarts.org.