09/07/2026
Labor Day wasn’t always just the unofficial end of summer.
It started way back in 1882, when workers gathered in New York City for the very first Labor Day celebration. Just 12 years later, it became a national holiday.
Today, we’re proud to celebrate the hardworking men and women who keep our communities running — especially the skilled tradespeople who show up, solve problems, and get the job done every single day. 💪🔧
Here’s to the hands that keep America working.
Happy Labor Day from all of us at Harp!