<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0mNhqb_0uGrHH6k00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0mNhqb_0uGrHH6k00" width="1440" height="1080" ></figure><p>Tonight is the annual Fire in the Sky at Lake Panorama.</p><p>Event Organizer Stephanie Hafner says that the show is something her step-father Joe Schiering started and that it really began as a family event that grew to be so much larger in scale. She tells Raccoon Valley Radio she’s glad to be able to keep the tradition going, and what it means to be taking a new step this year.</p><p>“He was a grown man, but he still loved his toys. He was a little boy at heart, and fireworks was one of his many joys, and as a family tradition, it was something that always brought our family and friends together and it’s a great way to honor him. I hope that he is super proud of where the show is headed, and hope he enjoys it just as much as everyone else.”</p><p>For this year’s Fire in the Sky, J and M Displays and Raccoon Valley Radio joined forces to create a show that put fireworks to music. Beginning at 9pm tonight, Raccoon Valley Radio will begin a special edition Patriotic Music Magazine on KKRF 107.9FM. At 9:45pm, there will be a special interview with Hafner and her mother Rita Schiering. Once the interview is finished, Raccoon Valley Radio will begin a playlist of more patriotic music, and J and M Displays will start the fireworks show, which will last until 11pm. Those who are wanting to listen to the music should do so by radio at K107.9FM instead of the online live stream, as the online version has a small delay that will cause it to be behind the fireworks.</p></div></body>

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Fire in the Sky at Lake Panorama is Tonight

Tonight is the annual Fire in the Sky at Lake Panorama. Event Organizer Stephanie Hafner says that the show is something her step-father Joe Schiering started and that it really began as a family event that grew to be so much larger in scale. She tells Raccoon Valley Radio she’s glad to be able to keep the tradition going, and what it means to be taking a new step this year.