Hurley Fire Protection District Auxiliary

08/30/2026

🎡🔥 COME SEE US AT THE BILLINGS FAIR! 🔥🎡

We would love to invite everyone out to the Billings Fair this weekend!

The Hurley Fire Auxiliary will be there with our Annual Fundraiser Raffle, and we have TWO great items up for grabs this year! 🎟️🎁

📅 Friday, September 4th
📅 Saturday, September 5th

Stop by, say hello, and check out what we have available in this year’s raffle! Every ticket helps support the Hurley Fire Auxiliary and the work we do in our community. ❤️🚒

🎃 The drawing will once again be held on Halloween! 🎃

So come out to the Billings Fair, enjoy the festivities, and be sure to stop by and see us!

🔥 Hurley Fire Auxiliary
🎟️ Annual Fundraiser Raffle
🎁 2 Items • 1 Great Cause

We can't wait to see everyone there! ❤️

08/20/2026

We would like to invite everyone out to the Crane Broiler Festival this weekend. We will be having our annual Fundraiser Raffle for the Hurley Fire Auxillary! We have 2 items to be raffled. Drawing will once again be on Halloween this year. Come out and see what we have up for grabs this year.

06/21/2026

We would like to thank everyone for coming out and supporting us at the annual fireworks show. The Hurley Fire Auxiliary and the Hurley Fire Protection District in cooperation with HCDC enjoys putting on this event each year for our community. We look forward to seeing you next year.

Sometimes it’s easier to not do the thing. Not plan the event. Not participate in the community cause.

I’m sure it would’ve been easier for the folks in Hurley, Missouri, to skip their annual fireworks display last night. Hurley, in rural Stone County, has about 176 people.

I imagine it took significant work to plan the event, let alone raise the money to pay for it. Yet the folks at the Hurley Community Development Corporation, Hurley Fire Protection District and its auxiliary decided it was worth doing — and doing again. When attendees arrived, a fire department representative was at the gate accepting donations for next year’s show.

Long before the fireworks began, kids ran and played. Folks sat outside their vehicles — I’m not sure of an exact number, but it was a lot — and talked. It was so important to the community that the local cafe closed early so its employees could attend, too.

Locals could’ve said, “Let’s not bother.” But they didn’t.

Let’s take the time to “bother” with the things that are important in our communities.

06/03/2026