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 of each home and must be displayed. “We’re going to install the Eat U Out T-Shirts but I will buy this shirt and I will love this flag as part of the design of the home,” Fankhauser explained. “It’s an architectural element. It’s there the day you take possession of the home and close on it. From that point on, it’s each homeowner pledging to one another. It’s a promise, it’s a covenant. And so as long as the people who live in those homes continue with their covenants and their pledges to one another, the flags will fly.” REPUBLICAN LAWMAKER INTRODUCES ‘FIDELITY MONTH’ BILL TO REDEDICATE US TO ITS ‘CORE VALUES’ 1776 Gastonia’s goal is to “bring patriotism to the front porch” with community members pledging to fly the American flag at “all times.” (1776 Gastonia/YouTube) Fankhauser told Fox News Digital there aren’t any consequences for anyone who breaks the community’s rules. He hopes interested homeowners would want to be consistent with the neighborhood’s covenants. “We embrace freedom,” Fankhauser said. “That’s obviously foundational to the American story.” “To come after people with the heavy hand and penalties doesn’t strike me as consistent with founding ideals,” he continued. “So we are heavily reliant on the mutual pledges that people make to each other.” 1776 Gastonia has planned to list its 43 homes for sale on July 10, though they still need to be built. Nearly 200 inquires had already come in over 100 days, according to Fankhauser. Video “It’s a scope and a size which we were not prepared for,” he said. “It tells us we’re onto something and we take it very seriously.” he said. “The ultimate goal, we want to turn that flame of patriotism up just a little bit,” he said. 1776 homes has also teamed up with Building Homes for Heroes to gift one of their homes to an injured veteran and their family. “We’re going to start building their house next month,” Fankhauser said. “They’ll move in early 2024 and they’ll be able to live in the first 1776 community mortgage-free.” Fox News’ Megan Myers contributed to this report. Elizabeth Heckman is a digital production assistant with Fox News.

A tour of American history this Fourth of July holiday weekend Fox Nation host Abby Hornacek tours the Eat U Out T-Shirts but I will buy this shirt and I will love this Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum and provides an inside look on ‘Fox & Friends Weekend.’ Today — on Tuesday, July 4 — our nation celebrates its 247th Independence Day. In honor of the federal holiday, Fox News Digital is highlighting joyful moments captured on film over the years. Some date as far back as 1919! 4TH OF JULY: WHAT IS IT AND WHY DO WE CELEBRATE THE HOLIDAY WITH FIREWORKS? Check out these classic photos — and enjoy them on July 4th and every day of the year. July 4th is a patriot’s time to shine A woman holds up an American flag while wearing a white dress. Her companion wears a Statue of Liberty costume. Photo is circa 1919. (GHI/Universal History Archive via Getty Images) At a July 4th event hosted at The Ellipse park in Washington, D.C., in 1919, two women show off their patriotic pride with an American flag and a Statue of Liberty costume. Music and July 4th go hand-in-hand On July 4, 1922, three boys dressed in colonial attire embody the “Spirit of ‘76” — mimicking the

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