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Just in time for St. Patrick's Day St. Patrick's Day has been celebrated for centuries — long before there was a United States of America — but American traditions have kept St. Patrick's Day celebrations in perpetual bloom. From New York City hosting the world's first ever St. Patrick's Day Parade (March 17, 1762) to Chicago's [...]

Where the wind comes sweeping. . . March is the month when wind really becomes a major factor in most locations. Despite what the song says, Oklahoma isn't the only place on the map where heavy winds are commonplace. Windspeed is one of the most important factors to consider for anyone selecting the outdoor American flag [...]

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When was your state admitted to the Union? Which states celebrate their admission to the Union each month? Here is a month-by-month account, with links to view the flags of each state.

Americans celebrate St. Patrick's Day with growing fervor every year, spending an average of 5.9 billion dollars on St. Patrick's day delights... How can your business reap its share of the benefits?

President's Day is a bit of an unsolved mystery in the United States — Here are 5 facts to shed some light on the historical context of the holiday and offer a few fun bits of little-known information about George Washington and Abraham Lincoln (since we celebrate their birthdays within a week of each other).

Selecting the correctly-sized flag is crucial to the longevity of your flag and your flagpole. Find out how to make sure you've got the right flag here.

Nearly half of the United States recently endured an epic, record-setting cold blitz. Winter conditions like what we just saw can wreak tremendous havoc on flagpoles and flagpole parts.

With more inclement weather expected, now is the time to shore up your flagpole parts.

The performance of the National Anthem at the Super Bowl is one of the most highly anticipated and cherished moments of the year... we figure that these are among the most beloved performances of our National Anthem in Super Bowl history.

It is always a good idea to check on routine flagpole maintenance items. Routine maintenance can be inadvertently sidetracked without the helpful resource of a flagpole parts-list. Here are itemized, linked parts-lists for our most popular flagpoles.

This post is the last in a four-part series of New Year's resolutions on protecting your American Flag, In this post, learn how the weather impacts the longevity of your American Flag.

The NFL Playoffs are upon us and Super Bowl Sunday is drawing near! On February 2, 2020, two teams will play to determine the best team in the NFL for the 54th time in history. And for the 54th time in history, someone will precede the game with a performance of the Star Spangled Banner...

Super Bowl 54, or “LIV” is just around the corner, and if you are like most Americans, you’ve already chosen which team you want to see win. But that’s not all you’ll be doing. Americans have a long history of engagement with the Super Bowl...

Martin Luther King Jr. Day is Monday, January 20, 2020 Martin Luther King Jr. Day, sometimes referred to as MLK Day, is an American Federal holiday, marking his birthday. Although Martin Luther King, Jr.'s birthday is  on January 15th, we commemorate it each year on the third Monday of January, due to the Uniform Monday Holiday Act. Why We Commemorate M.L.K. Day Dr. King was the most visible and prominent spokesperson for nonviolent activism during the Civil Rights Movement, from 1954 until his death in 1968. In 1964, Dr. King received the Nobel Peace Prize for combating racial inequality through...