When the Fourth of July heats up, food trucks are battling more than just the weather—they’re fighting sweltering interiors to keep their businesses running. With sales soaring like Christmas for some, like Lewis McDaniel at Claybourne Grille, entrepreneurs are deploying frozen towels, extra fans, and hydration stations to stay cool and serve crowds. It’s a high-stakes holiday where every dollar counts—and they’re also making sure the public stays safe and refreshed too.

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TNT Fireworks just dropped a massive 17,000-square-foot supercenter in Moraine, set to open year-round and timed perfectly for the U.S.’s 250th birthday. This isn’t their first move in the Miami Valley — they’ve got another location in Jefferson Township, and the same company owns both. The property hit the market for $475K, signaling serious investment. TNT promises safe, family-friendly fun and aims to serve the Dayton area long-term. Stock up for celebrations — the new address is 2770 East River Road in Moraine.

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