ANGOLA, IN - Officials with the City of Angola say it is with disappointment that they announce this year’s Cruise to the Monument in September has been cancelled.
Organizers say the “planning, personnel, volunteers, and resources required to create a safe environment for visitors and our community, are all factors” that led them to cancel the event. They believe cancellation “would be in the community’s best interest”.
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