Visitors to the Logan County Art and Music Festival take in art work on display Friday at Riverside High School. The evening also included musical performances of groups from Riverside, Indian Lake and Benjamin Logan local school districts. (EXAMINER PHOTO | JOEL E. MAST)

PHOTO | JOB CLUB

About 40 members of RTC Industries’ Job Club recently went on an overnight “mystery trip,” where the destination of the trip was not revealed to attendees until they arrived in Cincinnati.
Highlights of the trip included watching a Major League baseball game between the Cincinnati Reds and the Washington Nationals at the Great American Ball Park. The group was treated to unlimited hot dogs, popcorn, peanuts, nachos and soft drinks and received complimentary blankets upon their entry into the stadium that morning.
The following day, members visited Newport Aquarium and Union Station.
Club members earned money for the trip by participating in various fundraisers, including the sale of Krispy Kreme donuts in August and February.
Donna Voorhies of Donna’s Excursions coordinated the trip.

PHOTO | CALVARY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL

Calvary Christian School choir students in grades K5-2 perform for their grandparents Friday during the school

grandparents' day. 

The wind whips 332 pinwheels into a frenzy Monday on the lawn of the Carnegie Building. The Pinwheels for Prevention, placed by Logan County Children’s Services, represent the 332 child abuse reports the agency responded to in 2012. (EXAMINER PHOTO | REUBEN MEES)

Doug Bungard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bungard of Indian Lake, gave "Flat Stanley," right, a tour of Logan County and Indian Lake after receiving the children's book character from his cousin in North Charleston, S.C., during spring break. The duo toured various points of interest around the county, including the shortest street, the first concrete street, the highest point in Ohio, Honda at East Liberty, Mad River Mountain and Indian Lake.

The Indian Lake Area Chamber of Commerce recently hosted an open house and ribbon cutting for its new office located in the Aries Building at 8200 S. R. 366, Suite 2, Russells Point. The office is approximately three times larger then the previous office.  The conference room, which holds 25 people overlooking Indian Lake, is open to all chamber members to use.  The Chamber encourages all to stop by and take a look at the new office.