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Gov. Ivey marks America’s 250th birthday with Fourth of July message

The governor urged Alabamians to honor service members, reflect on the nation’s founding and pass patriotism to future generations.

Governor Kay Ivey on Thursday released a video message for America’s 250th birthday ahead of the Fourth of July holiday weekend.

In her message, the governor reflected on the nation’s founding, expressed optimism for America’s future and encouraged Alabamians “to celebrate the historic milestone by remembering those who defend our freedoms and by passing a love of country on to the next generation,” Ivey’s press release stated.

“The governor also recognizes the sacrifices of the men and women who have protected America’s God-given freedoms throughout the nation’s history and calls on citizens to continue building on the legacy established by the Founding Fathers,” the release concluded.

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