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WHAT: |
The City of Fallon will host a ceremony honoring the first responders, military, and victims on the 22nd anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. The ceremony will include a rendition of the national anthem from Churchill County High School, as well as a moment of silence, 21-gun salute and a ceremonial placing of roses on the monument. |
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WHEN: |
Monday, September 11, 2023 Begins at 10 a.m. |
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WHERE: |
City Hall Courtyard 55 W Williams Ave |
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WHO: |
City of Fallon Mayor Ken Tedford will be speaking along with Captain Shane Tanner, Commanding Officer NAS Fallon and are both available to answer questions from the media after the ceremony. |
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ABOUT: |
Originally dedicated in 2002, City of Fallon’s 9/11 Memorial features a fragment of a steel beam from The World Trade Center. City of Fallon’s Annual 9/11 Remembrance is a solemn event that brings the community together with performances from the local choir and bagpiper groups, participation in a national moment of silence, and a ceremonial placing of roses on the monument. |
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MEDIA CONTACT: |
Kathryn Stratz, The Abbi Agency (650) 868-3991
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About Fallon
Fallon, also referred to as “The Oasis of Nevada”, is known for its neighborly community—and it’s closer than you think. Located a 60-minute drive east of Reno, there are endless activities. You can learn about Fallon’s history at the County Museum and Archives, view art at the Oats Park Arts Center, or participate in one of the several outdoor recreation options, such as off-roading at Sand Mountain. For more information, go to visitfallonnevada.com.
