Whether it’s for health, recovery, or just a different kind of freedom, some are choosing to celebrate this Fourth of July holiday in their own way through the growing “Dry July” movement in Corpus Christi.
The Fourth of July means fun for many, but it can be difficult for those participating in “Dry July” — a trend that encourages sober celebration throughout the month.
“With the 4th of July, there’s that temptation to drink. Or that pressure of not knowing how to tell someone, ‘Hey. I’m staying sober,'” said Kalyn Thompson, Community Relations Director at the Council on Alcohol and Drug Abuse – Coastal Bend…