FORT WORTH, Texas — Despite an explosion in downtown Fort Worth on Wednesday, the annual Stock Show and Rodeo parade is still scheduled for Saturday. The parade will take on a new route to ensure the safety of participants and spectators.
The explosion, which occurred during construction work, prompted officials to change the parade’s traditional route. The new route will keep the parade away from the area affected by the blast. The annual parade is a beloved tradition in Fort Worth, and organizers are determined to carry on with the event.
The Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo has been a staple event in the city for over a century. The parade is just the beginning of the 23-day event, which draws thousands of visitors from all over Texas and beyond. The festivities include livestock shows, rodeo competitions, and a wide variety of entertainment options.
Authorities are still investigating the cause of the explosion, but they have assured the public that there is no ongoing threat in the area. The decision to proceed with the parade demonstrates the resilience and determination of the Fort Worth community in the face of unexpected challenges.
Despite the recent explosion in downtown Fort Worth, the annual Stock Show and Rodeo parade is scheduled to go on as planned this Saturday, with a new route in place to ensure the safety of everyone involved. The parade is a long-standing tradition that marks the beginning of the popular 23-day event, which draws visitors from far and wide for a variety of entertainment options. Authorities have confirmed that there is no ongoing threat in the area, and organizers are looking forward to carrying on with the festivities.