All Star Fireworks

12/31/2025

Beautiful night to ring in the new year with fireworks!
All Star Fireworks, Harrisburg Exit 71 then 2 blocks east.

12/26/2025

New Years Eve looking like a fine night for fireworks!

07/24/2025

Well deserved awards!!

~Life Saving Award~

Last night at the Lincoln County Commission meeting, Sheriff Steve Swenson and the Lincoln County Commission honored two local heroes and presented them each with a life saving award and a gold sheriff’s challenge coin. The selfless and heroic actions taken by Billie Jo Rothenberger and Kent Walz directly resulted in saving not one, but the lives of two drowning victims at Lake Alvin on July 6th, 2025. We are very proud of them and felt it absolutely necessary to share this story with everyone.

Here is the synopsis of the life saving event that occurred at Lake Alvin on July 6th.
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On July 6th, 2025, at 10:17 am, Lincoln County Dispatch received a 911 call from an unknown person at Lake Alvin about a person not breathing. The caller did not provide any location information or details as to what happened. When Lincoln County Deputies arrived, they located Billie Rothenberger near the entrance station directing them to where they needed to go, which was needed due to the lack of call information. Billie continued to direct other first responders to the swim beach.

During the investigation, deputies learned that a 15-year-old boy and his father were outside of the swim zone at Lake Alvin and both started struggling to swim and stay afloat. The mother, who could also not swim, started yelling for help. Billie heard the calls for help as she was preparing her stand up paddleboard to go on the lake. Billie immediately started paddling out to help. Billie was able to get the father back to the raft that he had to keep him afloat. By now the boy had gone underwater. Billie paddled over to where he was last seen and with some help from the nearby father directing her where to go, Billie located the boy’s body that was completely underwater and unresponsive. Billie put a life jacket on the boy and swam him back to shore.

Kent Walz who was fishing down the shoreline heard the commotion and went over to help. Kent quickly recognized that the boy was unresponsive and not breathing. Kent immediately started CPR on the boy. After several compressions, Kent was able to revive the boy to where he started coughing up water and eventually started breathing on his own.

Without Billie’s quick actions, the father may not have been able to reach the raft and keep himself afloat, and the boy would have slipped further underwater to where she would not have been able to see him. Combined with Kent’s immediate initiation of CRP to get the boy breathing again, it is quite likely two lives would have been lost that day.

07/04/2025

Work friends coordinate outfits 🎉 happy Independence Day from our team at All Star Fireworks ❤️🤍💙

07/01/2025

The original 500 gram cake created by our founder, Cam Starr. Actually, it was 720 grams total. At the time of it's creation in 1990, 200 gram cakes were the legal limit. Cam won a non-binding mediation case against the DOT, allowing him an exemption to produce these racks. This exemption led to the 500 gram cakes you see at all firework stands today. And you'll only find this 720 gram rack at All Star Fireworks, Harrisburg Exit #71!

06/27/2025

Open today thru July 5th, 8:30am daily!

06/03/2025

Open 10:30am daily (Mon thru Sat.) for Out-of-State Residents. South Dakota Residents can purchase beginning June 27th.

12/28/2024

Open for New Year's! December 28th to the 31st - Open daily at 10:00 AM.

10/12/2024

Beautiful fall morning for a container of fireworks!

07/04/2024

work friends coordinate outfits ❤️🤍💙