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Because we are based in Little Rock, we also give Arkansas half-staff alerts.
US Flags are at FULL Staff
US Flags are at FULL Staff
Arkansas Flags are at FULL Staff - Please note: If you fly a state, world, or other themed flag alongside your U.S. flag, that flag will also lower.
The dates below indicate when you should fly your flag at half-staff.
The President of the United States issues proclamations for national half-staff observances. Governors issue proclamations for half-staff observances within their specific states or territories.
When raising the American flag to half-staff, you should first hoist it briskly to the peak for a moment, then lower it ceremoniously to the half-staff position. When lowering the flag at sunset, raise it briskly to the peak again before ceremoniously lowering it for the day. Watch our video on how to properly lower your flag to half-staff.
Learn more about flag etiquette.
If your flag display setup doesn't allow for a half-staff position, a black mourning streamer or mourning bow can be attached to the top of the flag or flagpole to symbolize the half-staff position. Watch our video on how to show your house mounted flag at mourning.
Shop our mourning bows and streamers.
Since the 1600s, the tradition of flying the flag at half-staff has served as a solemn symbol of respect and remembrance. This powerful act honors specific individuals or commemorates significant events. Watch our video to discover who is honored with a half-staff flag display and the proper duration for this tribute.
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