Athens, Tennessee, council lights fuse for Fourth of July fireworks display

A 20-minute, $45,000 Fourth of July fireworks display for residents of Athens, Tennessee, was approved by a 4-0 vote, despite a pending lawsuit over the 2022 display.

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