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Harrisburg community celebrates, remembers sacrifice
Updated: 07/05/2009 03:00 am
Philip Elmore grew up in Harrisburg when it was a one-stoplight town. He remembers the comforts of small-town living, and the sense of community that goes along with it. Even as thousands of people lined up along N.C. 49 on Saturday morning for the town's 12th annual Fourth of July parade, Elmore was reminded — despite the crowd around him — that there's just something special about small-town life.
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