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No Honor America at College of the Ozarks This Year

Monday, June 21, 2021 at 3:43 PM

College of the Ozarks will not host their Honor America for the public this year.

According to a press release, administrators “hope to offer the annual community celebration of Independence Day again in 2022.” They will have a small event for students who are working on campus this summer for the Summer Work Education Program.

Vice President for Patriotic Activities and Dean of Admissions Dr. Marci Linson commented about the event. “We look forward to an extra special celebration in 2022.”

(story by JonChristopher Collins)

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