World War II Navy veteran Frank Wright and his wife, Susan, chat with Army veteran Charles Fero and his wife, Novalene, standing. 
Girl Scouts Olivia Phifer, Brooke Wooten and Katie Theodosiou, from left, hand out American flags. 
Scenes from Monday’s Veterans Park opening. 
Hickory Ridge JROTC students present the colors. 
Vietnam veteran Andre Lussier and World War II veteran Tom Farebrother, both Purple Heart recipients. 
Mayor Steve Sciascia welcomes attendees. 
Hickory Ridge High School JROTC color guard. 
DeAndra Easter, 2019 Mrs. Durham, sings the National Anthem. 
Michael Stubbs, commander of the Military Order of the Purple Heart, Combat Wounded Veterans Chapter 634. 
The raising of the U.S. Army flag. 
The raising of the U.S. Navy flag. 
The American flag is raised into position. 
The park opening drew a crowd. 
Children assisted with the seven-gun salute. 
Robert McLeod of Foundation Forward at the podium. 
Scenes from Monday’s ceremony. 
Visitors check out the park’s features. 
Visitors check out the Charters of Freedom. 
The new Veterans Park features a fountain. 
Monday marked the grand opening of Harrisburg Town’s Veterans Park, located on the southeast corner of Route 49 and Harrisburg Veterans Road. Several hundred people attended the Veterans Day ceremony that featured speeches, the raising of flags, and the unveiling of several unique park amenities, including a three-spray fountain and copies of the country’s Charters of Freedoms. Ground was broken Memorial Day weekend on the $605,000 facility.