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In a surprising turn of events, a small town in Missouri has been declared the “Most Patriotic Town in America” by a national survey. The town, located in the heart of the Midwest, beat out larger cities and more well-known destinations to claim the title.

Residents of the town were thrilled to hear the news, with many expressing pride in their community and its strong sense of patriotism. One local resident, Mary Johnson, said, “We may be a small town, but we have a big heart when it comes to our country. We fly the flag proudly and support our veterans every chance we get.”

The survey, conducted by a national organization that promotes patriotism and civic engagement, looked at a variety of factors to determine the winner. These included the number of American flags flown in the town, participation in community events like parades and ceremonies, and support for local veterans and military families.

The mayor of the town, John Smith, was overjoyed by the news. “This is a tremendous honor for our town,” he said. “We work hard to instill a sense of pride and respect for our country in our residents, and it’s wonderful to see that effort recognized on a national level.”

As part of the award, the town will receive a special plaque and recognition in a national publication. Residents are already planning a celebration to mark the occasion, including a community picnic and fireworks display.

Overall, the news has brought a sense of unity and pride to the town, reinforcing their reputation as a place where patriotism is alive and well.