American Heritage Ent

01/09/2026

Did you know?!?!

When placing a flag at half-staff:
Raise the flag briskly to the top of the pole first, then lower it slowly to half-staff.

When lowering a flag from half-staff:
Raise it back to the top of the pole, then lower it all the way down to remove it.

This practice shows respect and honors the reason the flag is being flown at half-staff.

11/24/2025

As we kick off the holiday season, we at American Heritage want to express how thankful we are for each and every one of our customers. Your support means the world to our small business.

Take a moment today to reflect on what you’re thankful for, and share two things with us!

Wishing you a fantastic Thanksgiving week!

11/17/2025

“Winter is almost here! ❄️ Keep your flag looking proud all season with these simple care tips. A little maintenance goes a long way—your flag will thank you!”

❄️ Winter Flag Care Tips

Cold weather can be tough on flags—here’s how to keep yours looking its best all season:

🔹 Bring Your Flag In During Storms
Ice, sleet, and high winds can cause tearing. Taking it down during severe weather will extend its life.

🔹 Inspect Regularly
Check for frayed edges, fading, or ice buildup. Early repairs prevent bigger damage. Did you know, we can help repair your flag?

🔹 Keep the Pole Ice-Free
Frozen halyard lines or hardware can cause snags and tears. A quick check makes a big difference.

🔹 Avoid Letting It Freeze
If your flag becomes soaked and freezes, take it down and let it fully dry indoors before raising it again.

🔹 Wash & Dry Before Storing
If you rotate flags seasonally, make sure they’re clean and completely dry to prevent mildew. Wash with a mild soap. Dry laid out. Do not fold it, as that may cause the colors to bleed.

11/17/2025

“Winter is almost here! ❄️ Keep your flag looking proud all season with these simple care tips. A little maintenance goes a long way—your flag will thank you!”

❄️ Winter Flag Care Tips

Cold weather can be tough on flags—here’s how to keep yours looking its best all season:

🔹 Bring Your Flag In During Storms
Ice, sleet, and high winds can cause tearing. Taking it down during severe weather will extend its life.

🔹 Inspect Regularly
Check for frayed edges, fading, or ice buildup. Early repairs prevent bigger damage. Did you know, we can help repair your flag?

🔹 Keep the Pole Ice-Free
Frozen halyard lines or hardware can cause snags and tears. A quick check makes a big difference.

🔹 Avoid Letting It Freeze
If your flag becomes soaked and freezes, take it down and let it fully dry indoors before raising it again.

🔹 Wash & Dry Before Storing
If you rotate flags seasonally, make sure they’re clean and completely dry to prevent mildew. Wash with a mild soap. Dry laid out. Do not fold it, as that may cause the colors to bleed.

11/05/2025

U.S. and Missouri flags are to be flown at half-staff beginning today and continuing through the day of the former vice president's interment, which has yet to be announced.

11/03/2025

Contact us today to get these adorable Bogg bags. They are the perfect “gift bag” for Christmas!

11/03/2025

Show off your team spirit with these cute Bogg Bags! They’re perfect for holiday gifting or to use as a gift bag! Get yours today!

09/22/2025

Did you know that if you have a flag on your house that does not move, you can get a Black Mourning Ribbon to show you are mourning someone's death. If you need one, let us know!

http://www.amheritage.com/store/p124/Black_Nylon_Mourning_Streamers.html

08/25/2025

08/25/2025

Monday Trivia: What flag is the only non-rectangular national flag—it's made of two stacked triangles!