For the 24th Anniversary of 9/11, Madison Exchange Club will be creating an awe-inspiring panorama of United States flags that will fly in a solemn formation at Madison Green.
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From Monday, September 8th, to Friday, September 12th, United States flags will be prominently displayed in solemn formation at the office courtyard of Kiewit's Lone Tree campus. 
The Foothills Civitan Club is sponsoring an awe-inspiring panorama of United States flags displayed in a solemn formation from September 5th through September 11, 2025 at the Dacusville Community Center. 
Now an anticipated tradition stretching over 12 years, Prescott Valley’s Healing Field® display draws area residents of Northern Arizona together in a memorable and inspiring tribute to the victims of the terrorist attacks of September 11th of 2001. |
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The Mansfield Kiwanis Club proudly presents the annual 9/11 Memorial Field of Honor®, featuring an impressive display of United States flags from September 6th to 13th. |
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Each year since the first anniversary of the terrorist attacks of September 11th of 2001, massive displays of United States flags have flown on the Sandy City Promenade to honor the victims that lost their lives that day, and local military and first responders who have perished since. |
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Since 2008, beginning on September 11th through November 11th of 2025, Fayetteville’s Cool Spring Downtown District will join with the Airborne and Special Forces Museum Foundation to make possible a inspiring display of 560 U.S. flags flying on the museum’s parade grounds. |
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Quincy’s 11th Annual Field of Honor® event honors those who have honored the flag with the display of the flag. There is no more appropriated place to display 1,000 U.S. flags in honor of our veterans than at the former St. Mary’s Hospital and this magnificent formation of the Stars & Stripes could not be posted at a more beautiful site. |
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Recognizing heroes is a Greenville tradition that goes back to the city’s naming in 1786. General Nathaniel Greene emerged from the American Revolution as the hero of the Carolinas, Georgia and Virginia, and when he died in 1786, Greenville was named in his honor. |
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