Photos

Kacie Mammen and the Correctionville Area Community Club sent us these photos from the Correctionville Easter Egg Hunt on April 16, 2022.

Last Monday (April 4) was such a nice spring day and The Record's Pam Clark captured the A to Z Preschool kids having fun at the park, as well as a mom outside with her little toddler.

Here are 66 extra sports photos from the 2021-22 season. Read about our local athletes on pages 13 and 14 of The Record.

Despite it being winter, these photos by The Record's Pam Clark show off the December sunset beautifully. (More info on the January 6 Record)

The Lawton-Bronson Elementary School under the guidance and direction of Mr. Chuck Prior presented their annual Christmas program with grandparents' matinee at 1:00 and evening show at 7 p.m. on Monday, Dec. 6. Each class, kindergarten through 4th grade, sang three songs. Then the 5th and 6th graders presented the play, "North Pole Star".

Wink-Sparks Legion Auxiliary served around 200 meals during their drive-thru dinner on Veterans Day 2021. A freewill offering was accepted, with funds going towards the flagpole project at Arlington Township Cemetery. Among those serving meals were Pam Clark, Lisa Fouts, Chris Howrey, Donna Flewelling, Helen St. Peter, Vicki Hulse, Susie and Nicki Ahlquist, Patti Polkinghorn and Lilly Rundall.

The Record's Pam Clark visited the Mike Benjamin farm over the summer and took several photos of his unique, historic items. That story can be found on Page One of the October 21, 2021 edition of The Record.

Photos from River Valley's Homecoming parde

After a year off in 2020, Kingsley's Augustfest was back in 2021 with the Smile Contest, Mr. Muscle the parade & car show and more, running August 13-15.

An August full of celebrations in Recordland kicked off Thursday, August 12 with a big Shrine Parade in Moville. A tavern sack supper was served by the Arlington Future Farmers 4-H Club before the parade. An ice cream social followed the event.

Photos from the 2021 Memorial Day parades and ceremonies in Moville, Correctionville, and Pierson

As part of a photography class she's taking, The Record's Pam Clark is practicing a "mirror image" effect with her photos.

Kingsley hosted a car show on Thursday, June 4, and the WC/K-P track girls served a great sandwich supper as a fundraiser. Here are some photos of the event, taken and refinished by The Record’s Pam Clark.

On Halloween, approximately 400 children passed through the doors of the Moville Senior Center as they started their parade through downtown Moville where they received treats from the Moville businesses.  (Photos by The Record's Pam Clark)

These photos from The Record's Pam Clark were taken the evening of June 8 near Kingsley -- except for the buzzard convention, which happened 5 miles south of Kingsley.

On Saturday, October 24, both Bronson and Kingsley had trick-or-treating events.  This album has more than two dozen photos from those events.

This album contains both Halloween photos (from The Record's Karen Newman) and photos of the fall leaves and trees (from The Record's Pam Clark).

Photos of the 2019 Kingsley-Pierson Homecoming parade, courtesy of The Record's Pam Clark

The Record's Pam Clark took these misc. photos around Pierson. The Pierson Elevator is a busy place right now with all the farmers bringing in their grain.

Photos from the 2019 River Valley Homecoming parade

Photos from the Homecoming parade and pep rally at Lawton-Bronson.  (Preview image: Miss L-B Teen Tori Rubendall)

Photos from Woodbury Central's Dr. Seuss-themed Homecoming parade

Photos from this year's Homecoming parade and hall decorating at Woodbury Central.  The theme was Dr. Seuss

MVAO/COU celebrated its Homecoming week September 8-13. This album contains some photos from the week.  (More photos in the September 19, 2019 edition of The Record)

The Correctionville Pool had a free swim day on Saturday, August 24, to celebrate the end of the summer swimming season.

Here are some photos from Anthon’s annual Picnic in the Park and River Run, which took place Saturday, August 17.