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Harrison Keaser, 3, couldn't wait to slide down the slide with his older sister, Grace, 7. -
Eleven-year-old Keaton Gramman tried his hand at the dunk tank. -
Grace Alfiero painted 7-year-old Sara Hall's face. -
Brandon Tullio, 6, couldn't wait to show off his new red hair. -
Sara Hall, 7, enjoyed spending the day with her sister, Kendra, 10. -
Two-year-old Brooke Meyers made the most of the festival. -
Nine-year-old Rachael Tullio enjoyed playing the carnival-style games. -
Seven-year-old Kaitlyn McDowell couldn't wait to get her face painted.
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- May
22 Fifth Third Bank "Drives" Financial Wellness
11:00 am - 7:00 pm - May
27 Memorial Day "Tribute to Heroes Parade" and Festivities
5:00 pm - 9:00 pm - May
30 Lakewood Ranch Business Alliance's New Member Orientation
7:30 am - 9:00 am - Jun
13 AJC Summer Lunch & Learn
11:00 am - 1:00 pm
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Purdue player swinging big
05/16/12
Summerfield residents Rossana and Paul Schmidt have something to brag about — their daughter, Mara, a tennis player, is making a hit at Purdue University. -
Witt fathers complete makeover
05/16/12
Fathers at Gene Witt Elementary rolled up their sleeves for a weekend of hard work for the school, as they launched a 48-hour extreme makeover of the school's media center. -
Linger Lodge to host festival
05/02/12
Bluegrass fans take note: Linger Lodge will host its first Braden River Bluegrass Festival from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. May 5, at the restaurant, 7205 85th St. Court E.
