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A nostalgic invitation to an eerie Easter egg hunt at Hollow Creek Park leads the narrator into a surreal and horrifying experience that blurs the line between reality and nightmare.   © 2025 Freaky Attractions. All rights reserved.This Creepypasta is for Entertainment Purposes Only.

Utah has boasted the number one economic outlook in the nation for 18 years, but according to who? Host Ali Vallarta and executive producer Emily Means dive into the data and compare it to support for Utah's labor movement. Plus, chickens in theaters, two new neighborhood murals, and ideas for Easter weekend.  Resources and references: For 18th year, Utah ranks No. 1 for best economic outlook. What could threaten its top spot? [Utah News Dispatch] Adults required at ‘Minecraft' movie after ‘chicken jockey' trend hits Heber [KPCW]  Apply for SLC's Ballpark mural program through May 15, 2025. Central 9th Beaster Egg Hunt Become a member of City Cast Salt Lake today! It's the best way to support our work and help make sure we are around for years to come. Get all the details and sign up at membership.citycast.fm. Subscribe to Hey Salt Lake, our daily morning newsletter. You can also find us on Instagram @CityCastSLC.  Looking to advertise on City Cast Salt Lake? Check out our options for podcast and newsletter ads. Learn more about the sponsors of this episode:  ICO Momentum Climbing Harmons Live Crude - Get $10 off your first CRUDE purchase with promo code CITYCASTSLC. Workshopslc.com - use code CITYCAST for 20% off. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Marnie Shure, Chicago-based writer for Food and Wine, joins John Landecker to talk about top places to eat in 2025, Brach's Egg Hunt Hiders, and more!

This morning we try to get a head start against our co-workers in the 'Big Egg Hunt' to win awesome prizes... who is going to get the best ones?!

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Ever wondered if those colorful eggs have a place on church grounds? This week on Upon Further Review, we're diving into a surprisingly engaging question: Should Churches Host Easter Egg Hunts?We kick things off at [02:08:14] by exploring the idea of an Egg Hunt as a Community Outreach and Engagement Move. Could it be a genuine way to connect with those outside the church walls?Then, at [06:57:14], we turn to the heart of the season: The sacred nature of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. How do secular traditions intersect with this most holy day?Maybe the answer lies closer to home? At [12:53:19], we ponder: What about an Easter egg hunt at home? Does that change the dynamic?What does it mean to be A faithful church in this context? We unpack that at [17:25:19], considering how different choices reflect our values.And finally, at [21:51:01], we take a look at the bigger picture: What are churches doing on Resurrection Sunday? What are the priorities?Plus, stick around for Dr. John Hall's take on this in his favorite "That's Stupid" Segment at [25:25:24]– trust us, you won't want to miss it!We're eager to hear your thoughts! Hop over to the comments section after you listen and share your perspective. Let's get this conversation cracking!

In today's bonus episode, Gastor and Shalewa talk about finding your real parents at 70, the shrinking art world economy, and the investigation into the pricing practices of Big Egg.PATREON LAUNCH!For all those that have asked how they can help support the pod - it's finally here! Thanks again to all the Troops and Correspondents who rock with us. Check it out - we'll have some exclusive content and fun perks, plus it really does help! ⁠⁠patreon.com/WarReportPod⁠⁠Follow The Team:Instagram@SilkyJumbo@GastorAlmonteTwitter:@SilkyJumbo@GastorAlmonteTheme music "Guns Go Cold" provided by Kno of Knomercyproductions Twitter: @Kno Instagram: @KnoMercyProductions

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Let's head to the Leora Academy of magic to join wizarding twins Jake and Lily, as they partake in an easter egg hunt unlike any other! When the duo take to the skies on their brooms to hunt for hidden eggs, they quickly realize this isn't your average chocolate-filled holiday game. The eggs scattered around the grounds aren't just painted—they're dragon eggs. And their fiercely protective, fire-breathing parents are not happy about them being taken! Upgrade to Koala Kids Plus for full ad-free access to our collection of kids' shows, with bonus adventures and 8-hour episodes ⭐️ Subscribe via Apple Podcasts or visit https://koalashine.supercast.com/ Want to send in a note, joke, memo or monologue? Click here. 

In today's episode, we sit down with Perry Leisure Services Director Curtis Coates III to talk about the 7th Annual Special Needs Community Egg Hunt!This inclusive event provides a welcoming space for individuals of all abilities to celebrate the season with crafts, games, and a variety of egg hunts tailored to different needs.Event Information:Date: Saturday, April 12, 2025 Time: 11:00 AMLocation: Rozar Park – 1060 Keith Drive, Perry, GA Rain Plan: Event will be moved indoors to the Worrall Center at Rozar ParkFor more information, contact Perry Leisure Services at (478) 988-2860.Learn more about Perry Leisure Services here.If you like Inside Perry - subscribe and share the podcast with friends and family. The podcast is available on all major podcast platforms.Visit us at perry-ga.gov. We hope to see you around in our amazing community...Where Georgia Comes Together.

Fluent Fiction - Spanish: Santiago's Easter Delight: A Sneezetastic Egg Hunt Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/es/episode/2025-04-01-22-34-02-es Story Transcript:Es: En un barrio encantador de Buenos Aires, las hojas marrones caían suavemente al ritmo de la brisa otoñal.En: In a charming neighborhood of Buenos Aires, the brown leaves fell gently in the rhythm of the autumn breeze.Es: El cielo estaba despejado y el aire fresco se mezclaba con el aroma de las jacarandas en flor.En: The sky was clear, and the fresh air mixed with the aroma of blooming jacarandas.Es: Era Semana Santa, y Santiago, un niño con gran imaginación, esperaba ansiosamente la tradicional búsqueda de huevos de Pascua que se organizaba en su vecindario.En: It was Semana Santa, and Santiago, a boy with a great imagination, was eagerly awaiting the traditional Easter egg hunt organized in his neighborhood.Es: Sin embargo, Santiago tenía un problema.En: However, Santiago had a problem.Es: Últimamente, había estado sufriendo de estornudos y erupciones que la molestaban mucho.En: Lately, he had been suffering from sneezes and rashes that bothered him a lot.Es: Su mamá, Isabella, estaba preocupada.En: His mom, Isabella, was worried.Es: Ella le había dicho que debía quedarse en casa y descansar.En: She had told him he should stay home and rest.Es: "Santiago, no puedes correr así, tus alergias pueden empeorar", le advertía Isabella con ternura.En: "Santiago, you can't run like this; your allergies might get worse," Isabella warned him tenderly.Es: Santiago no quería perderse la diversión.En: Santiago didn't want to miss the fun.Es: Desobedeciendo las recomendaciones de su mamá, decidió salir a escondidas.En: Disobeying his mom's recommendations, he decided to sneak out.Es: Se puso su abrigo y se fue corriendo al parque donde sus amigos, entre ellos su amiga Lucía, ya estaban buscando los huevos de colores.En: He put on his coat and ran to the park where his friends, including his friend Lucía, were already searching for the colorful eggs.Es: El parque estaba lleno de risas y emoción.En: The park was full of laughter and excitement.Es: Santiago sentía la emoción burbujear dentro de él.En: Santiago felt the excitement bubbling inside him.Es: Pero justo cuando empezó a recoger los primeros huevos, un estornudo fuerte escapó de él.En: But just as he started picking up the first eggs, a loud sneeze escaped from him.Es: "¡Achu!"En: "¡Achu!"Es: resonó, y un montón de huevos bien escondidos rodaron por la colina.En: it resounded, and a bunch of well-hidden eggs rolled down the hill.Es: Los niños comenzaron a reír, sorprendidos y divertidos por el desastre agradable que había causado.En: The children began to laugh, surprised and amused by the pleasant mess he had caused.Es: Lucía le sonrió a Santiago, "¡Vaya, nunca había sido tan fácil encontrar los huevos!En: Lucía smiled at Santiago, "Wow, it was never this easy to find the eggs!Es: ¡Gracias, Santiago!En: Thanks, Santiago!"Es: ", dijo riendo.En: she said, laughing.Es: Santiago, aunque avergonzado, se sentía feliz de estar con sus amigos.En: Santiago, although embarrassed, felt happy to be with his friends.Es: Al final de la búsqueda, sus amigos le entregaron una canasta especial llena de chocolates como muestra de agradecimiento.En: At the end of the hunt, his friends gave him a special basket full of chocolates as a token of appreciation.Es: "Para ti, por hacernos encontrar los huevos tan rápido", dijeron con una gran sonrisa.En: "For you, for making us find the eggs so quickly," they said with big smiles.Es: De regreso a casa, Santiago se sentía agradecido y un poco cansado.En: On the way home, Santiago felt grateful and a little tired.Es: Había comprendido que a veces debía escuchar mejor a su cuerpo y a su mamá.En: He had understood that sometimes he needed to listen better to his body and his mom.Es: Sabía que sus amigos y su familia siempre estarían allí para apoyarlo.En: He knew that his friends and family would always be there to support him.Es: Aquella tarde, mientras el sol se escondía detrás de los árboles, Santiago aprendió una valiosa lección sobre la importancia de cuidarse y apreciar el amor de quienes lo rodean.En: That afternoon, as the sun hid behind the trees, Santiago learned a valuable lesson about the importance of taking care of oneself and appreciating the love of those around him.Es: Desde ese día, él entendió que las aventuras son más dulces cuando se comparten con amigos y familia.En: From that day on, he understood that adventures are sweeter when shared with friends and family.Es: Y así, su corazón se llenó de gratitud y felicidad mientras el barrio celebraba la Pascua con alegría.En: And so, his heart was filled with gratitude and happiness as the neighborhood celebrated Pascua with joy. Vocabulary Words:the neighborhood: el barriothe leaves: las hojasgently: suavementethe breeze: la brisaclear: despejadoto mix: mezclarthe aroma: el aromablooming: en floreagerly: ansiosamentethe problem: el problemathe sneezes: los estornudosthe rashes: las erupcionesto bother: molestarto warn: advertirtenderly: con ternuradisobeying: desobedeciendoto sneak out: salir a escondidasthe coat: el abrigothe park: el parqueto pick up: recogerto escape: escaparthe hill: la colinapleasant: agradableto smile: sonreírembarrassed: avergonzadothe basket: la canastathe token: la muestrathe appreciation: el agradecimientograteful: agradecidoto support: apoyar

Send us a textThe Elyria Special Olympics Spring Craft and Vendor Fair is back--April 12, 10AM to 3PM at Elyria High School! This EGG-citing event benefits the Elyria Special Olympics and offers a day of fun for the whole family. Join us as we chat with the amazing organizers behind this community event--Teachers, Sam Boneta and Sharri Goodsite.This year you'll find over 60 unique vendors at the fair, showcasing their crafts, artisanal goods and handmade treasures.But that's not all! Tune in to this episode of Petey Podcast as we dive into that day's musical entertainment lineup, talk about the a festive Easter egg hunt for kids, and the chance to meet the Easter Bunny. If that's not enough, there will also be face painting for the little ones, a food and coffee truck to satisfy your cravings, and a famous sweet treat--The Elyria Schools Pink Cookie! Take a listen here!It's a great day to be a Pioneer! Thanks for listening. Find Elyria Schools on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube!

AP correspondent Charles de Ledesma reports the U.S. government is on a global egg hunt, and hoping Europe can help.

Check out Carnival Savers' Easter-themed guide to organizing the ultimate community Egg Hunt! Go to https://www.carnivalsavers.com/blogs/news/5-quick-egg-hunt-tips-for-planners for more! Carnival Savers City: Bee Cave Address: 12400 W Highway 71 Website: https://www.carnivalsavers.com Phone: +18005072985

What is the weirdest thing a stranger has offered us? Do we turn on the water before entering the shower, or do we step in first and then turn on the water? With Easter coming up, who do we think would be the best at an Easter egg hunt? Do we ever get stressed out about work? 

Major updates coming to Overwatch 2, including hero bans and a perks system, and explore Zynga's innovative Game of Thrones Dragon Egg Hunt using Google Maps. FOX's Eammonn Dignam has the story in this FOX on Games. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

With a score of 40-22, the Eagles are the Super Bowl LIX champions. Also, the next round of winter storms is ahead for the Northeast as they continue to clean up from this weekend's snow. Plus, a nationwide egg shortage is leading to a bulk-buying frenzy. And, a Super Bowl commercials recap. 

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What happens when you take your kids to Paris and Nice? In Episode 505, join Annie Sargent as she chats with Julie Coussens about her family's spring break adventure in France. Get the podcast ad-free Julie shares delightful anecdotes about visiting the Palais Garnier for a ballet performance, exploring the stunning streets of Montmartre, and embarking on a perfume-making class in Nice. The family's experiences also include an egg hunt at the Paris Saint-Germain Stadium and tasting local delicacies like escargot and chocolate mousse. Despite some unexpected hiccups, such as dealing with a sick child and navigating train delays, the Coussens family made unforgettable memories. Julie's tips on balancing exploration with downtime and finding child-friendly activities in these iconic cities will inspire you to plan your own family trip. Have you visited Paris or Nice with kids? Share your stories and tips with us! Table of Contents for this Episode Today on the podcast Podcast supporters Tip Your Guide Food Tour Review Annie and Julie – Paris and Nice with Boys Palais Garnier ballet live performance What do you do in Paris with kids? Egg Hunt at the Paris Saint Germain Stadium Perfume Making Class in Nice Favorites in Paris Ménagerie at the Jardin des Plantes Montmartre Take the Kids to the Louvre? From Paris to Nice by train Tip about taking trains in France Nice, highlights More episodes about family travel in France

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Learn How to Sign Egg Hunt Welcome to the ASL Word of the Day Podcast, your go-to source for ASL vocabulary. In today's video you'll learn how to sign Egg Hunt. Be sure to sign along with us as you practice. Join us to improve your signing and expand your communication abilities. Rather than allowing a lack of knowledge in signing to be a barrier to learning, use it as a catapult to success in ASL. So tune in now, and let's enjoy the art of signing! Learn Sign Language Do you want to expand your knowledge and take your ASL skills to the next level? Something spectacular awaits you. ASL Teaching Resources offers extensive online courses. Our professional instructors will guide you through immersive lessons, interactive exercises, and practical scenarios to help you understand ASL grammar, sentence structure, and cultural nuances. Our courses are for beginners through experienced signers. You'll gain the confidence to have meaningful conversations and make lasting connections. Take advantage of this fantastic opportunity to learn ASL. Visit our website today to start an enriching adventure with ASL Teaching Resources! Start Your ASL Journey Here! ASL Online Courses Connect with Us! ASL Resources  ASL Teaching Resources is your one-stop shop for ASL teaching and learning. We specialize in providing teachers with the necessary tools to succeed, whether they know sign or not. Become a member today to gain access to hundreds of ASL teaching resources. Mission Our purpose at ASL Teaching Resources is to make sign language-based worksheets, flashcards, and videos accessible to enhance teaching and foster communication with deaf, hearing, and special needs students. Our Promise  We are committed to reducing your research and preparation time so that you may get more done in less time. In addition, you'll have everything you need to create engaging and effective ASL classes right at your fingertips with hundreds of resources. Follow our Facebook Page and Subscribe to our YouTube Channel.

The Break Room (FRIDAY 3/29/24) 7am Hour Includes: 1) Some folks might say that adults who receive these every year should be embarrassed by it. 2) The bigger the retirement, the bigger the party 3) If you're looking for a deep discount, this might not be the place to seek it anymore.

The Life of Riley "Giant Bunny" March 27, 1948 NBC The Mel Blanc Show "Easter Egg Hunt" April 8, 1947 CBS

How old were you when the Easter Bunny stopped giving baskets? Or are you still getting them?

Get ready to dive into the first step you need to take before creating content that sells. While content may be king, it's crucial to have a solid plan in place to maximize sales and save time. In this episode, I'm sharing my process of planning sales and promotions with valuable insights on how to strategically schedule your offers throughout the year while remaining flexible and organized. Whether you're a service provider, coach, or digital product creator, this episode will help you lay the foundation for successful content creation that drives sales.Get the full transcript + links mentioned at: www.cheerstoproductivity.com/66

Ahead of the Easter Bank Holiday weekend, Moose and Dews catch up once again to discuss Thomas the Tank Engine, which is currently playing a remarkably large part in Dews' life. Eventually they get to business, and check out the bands in the poll for the PGM 2024 opener, as well as discussing the new HoF Competition to win tickets, accommodation, and more! Check out the latest Haul of Fame competition and enter here https://hofcompetitions.com/  Check out all the details for the PGM 2024 and get your tickets here https://primordialradio.com/primordial-general-mayhem-2024-tickets/  https://primordialradio.com  https://www.instagram.com/primordialradio  https://tiktok.com/@primordialradio  https://www.facebook.com/primordialradio  https://www.twitter.com/primordialradio​ 

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Tuesday (pt 2 of 2): Rev. Billy Ray Collins: Taking “Easter” out of the Egg Hunt? Tuesday (pt 1 of 2): On today's Late Riser's Podcast, Gary Busey jots down his St. Patrick's Day escapades in his diary.. - Tater has a new roundup of What To Watch.. - Rev. Billy Ray reports on several cities that are trying to kick Easter out of their annual egg hunts.. - The Croc Stalker goes to a nudest colony and Mark Packer updates us on all things College Sports.. ℗®© 2024 John Boy & Billy, Inc.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tuesday (pt 1 of 2): On today's Late Riser's Podcast, Gary Busey jots down his St. Patrick's Day escapades in his diary.. - Tater has a new roundup of What To Watch.. - Rev. Billy Ray reports on several cities that are trying to kick Easter out of their annual egg hunts.. - The Croc Stalker goes to a nudest colony and Mark Packer updates us on all things College Sports.. ℗®© 2024 John Boy & Billy, Inc.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The dalmation gang enjoy a fun egg hunt! But, they soon need to help a friend in need after an egg mix-up!

Gregory and everyone's favorite guest co-host, Patti Beery, talk about the goings on in the Saugatuck/Douglas area.  CJ is on the sound board.  Show guests today include: Jessica Potter and Natalie Mika, to talk about the Annual Douglas Easter Parade and Egg Hunt; Katie Doucette from the Polka Dot Mitten; and Russ Gardner from the City of Saugatuck.  Happy Sunday Funday.  3-24-24.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Susan Reed-Jarvis, Shannon Dempsey & Brian Friesen discuss upcoming events here in Emerald Heights!

In this episode, the farm hosts an Easter egg hunt. The grand prize is a golden egg, but one little girl makes a surprising find. Listen to find out what happens next!This show is brought to you by The Secure Dad. Learn ways to keep your family safe at home, online, and in public.https://www.thesecuredad.com/Follow Farmer Brown on YouTube: https://youtube.com/@FarmerBrownDinoFarmFollow Farmer Brown on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100094779064037 Email us at farmerbrowndinos@gmail.com.

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It's a hop-hop-hopping time of year in the Elyria Schools as we gear up for the many activities and programs of spring. One of our favorite functions each year is the Special Olympics Craft and Vendor Fair at Elyria High School! It's an event truly designed for fun, family and friendship. Nearly 100 vendors will be there to showcase their crafts, homemade goodies and products. If you're looking for unique stuffers for Easter baskets--this is the place! You'll want to bring the kids, too, for the fair's annual Easter Egg Hunt, with more than 6,000 filled eggs and pictures with the Easter Bunny! There will also be musical entertainment and delicious concession treats to eat. All proceeds benefit the Elyria Special Olympics. The Spring Craft and Vendor Fair is Saturday, March 2, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Elyria High School. Get caught up on all the details with our guests, Shari Goodsite and Andy Menner of the Elyria Special Olympics Committee.It's a great day to be a Pioneer! Thanks for listening. Find Elyria Schools on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube!

What up Chicken Fans, we're back with another episode of The Curry Chicken Podcast. What cooking on this one: A Lightning Beginning, Peaches Peaches Peaches Peaches (Mario Movie Spoilers) 420 Show, Is Ricky too old to hunt Easter eggs?. See ya'll next week!!!

Today's episode we go over the new Egg Hunt Program, New Event and more that is coming to MLB The Show 23 this week! 

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Are you looking for a fun way to switch up the menu this week? Then, look no further than this episode. Because while we have been talking all about eggs this week, in this episode, we go over: How to do a Muffin Tin Meal Easter-style, using egg cartons and plastic eggs Supplies you need Foods that work well for easy, healthy kids lunch or snack options Friendly reminders to be cautious about choking hazards Leaving one egg empty, for fellow Christian families who want to incorporate their faith into this fun and festive lunch idea SHOWNOTES: Sign up to work with me 1:1 here. Leave me a voice message to be answered on the podcast here. Find out more about Mealtimes Made Easy Method here. Join my email community here.

Research is crucial for making your book come to life. But if you're like most people, you go down rabbit holes, and never come out with the thing you intended. This is part 1 of 2 on how to research your book. So listen in, today we're taking you through how to make your book research less 'down the rabbit hole', more 'egg hunt'!Connect:FB: The Unlocked Creative CommunityW: theunlockedcreative.comIG: @unlocked_creative

The Dog Egg Hunt is going down tomorrow from 1 to 3p at Horner Park Field House. The Chicago Comic and Entertainment Expo is taking over McCormick Place for the next 3 days. Golden-Con is happening all weekend at the Sheraton Grand Chicago Riverwalk.

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Motorists in Austell pulled over for faulty tail lights, broken rearview mirrors or other damage to their cars could now be in for a gift card instead of a ticket. Thanks to a partnership between Advance Auto Parts and the Austell Police Department, officers responsible for traffic citations have $500 worth of gift cards from the auto shop. Instead of making drivers pay, the city will pay drivers to be safer on the road, giving them a gift card to fund repairs so that they comply with the law. Austell Police Chief Scott Hamilton was joined by other officers in the city's police department Thursday at the Advance Auto Parts on Veterans Memorial Highway to announce the collaboration. Mark Strenta, an Advance Auto Parts vice president, said this is the company's first partnership with any Cobb city, and the first to happen in one west of Atlanta. Advance Auto Parts already has similar partnerships with Sandy Springs and Lilburn, and Strenta hopes to expand to Peachtree City soon. Cobb County leaders were in the schools Thursday to read to students as part of Read Across America Day. Established by the National Education Association in 1998, Read Across America now offers year-round programming to encourage reading among students, and it does so by promoting books that students can both see themselves reflected in, as well as those that present experiences that may be different from their own. It also still marks March 2 as Read Across America Day, and all of March is National Reading Month. Smyrna Mayor Derek Norton read to fourth-grade students at Norton Park Elementary to recognize the event. As part of her “Read Across Cobb tour,” Cobb school board Nichelle Davis read to “Smyrna Elementary STARS” to celebrate the day. Another Cobb school board member, Leroy Tre' Hutchins, read to students at Riverside Elementary in Mableton.  Kennesaw State used three straight 3-pointers deep into the shot clock, including what may have been the biggest shot in the program's Division I history, to hold off Lipscomb 80-71 in the semifinals of the ASUN tournament at the KSU Convocation Center on Thursday. The Owls will now host the conference championship game for the first time. They will get a rematch with co-regular season champion Liberty on Sunday at 3 p.m. with the winner earning the automatic bid into the NCAA tournament. It will be the first time KSU will play in the title game, and it will be the first game to be shown on national television from the Convocation Center, as ESPN 2 will broadcast it. If the Owls win on Sunday, they will clinch a spot in the NCAA tournament for the first time since the program moved to Division one. The Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area, stretching along the river for 48 miles through metro Atlanta, posted its highest ever number of visitors in 2022, the National Park Service announced Thursday. Some 3.5 million people are estimated to have visited the recreation area last year, representing an increase of about 9% from 2021. That outpaces the river's park service neighbor in Cobb, Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park, which had about 1.3 million visitors in 2022. Among all National Park Service units nationwide, the Chattahoochee ranked 21st in attendance. The park service said to avoid crowds, visitors are advised to visit NPS dot gov. A Cobb County police officer was involved in a car wreck Thursday morning. Police spokesperson Shenise Barner said the collision occurred around 7 a.m. near Atlanta Road at Bingham Street, in the Fair Oaks area. There were complaints of minor injuries, but Barner said this was not a “major crash.” Cobb's Selective Traffic Enforcement Unit is investigating the incident. The Kennesaw Parks & Rec Department will have the annual Bunny Breakfast on April 1 at the Ben Robertson Community Center in Kennesaw. There will be two seatings available: 8 to 9:15 a.m. and 10 to 11:15 a.m. Attendees will be treated to a buffet including hot and ready pancakes, scrambled eggs and sausage, as well as a medley of fresh fruit and breakfast sweets. Everyone's favorite cottontail will be making his way from table to table to say hello to all the boys and girls. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own camera to capture photos with the Easter Bunny. Tickets are $8 per person and can be purchased online or at the Ben Robertson Community Center. Advance purchase is required. Tickets are non-refundable after March 24. Children ages two and under do not need a ticket if they will be sitting in laps. New this year, experience the beauty of Smith-Gilbert Gardens at the annual Egg Hunt on April 1 with a combo Bunny Breakfast/Egg Hunt ticket. The Egg Hunt is open to children up to nine years of age. 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If you enjoy the sights and sounds of a good vendor fair, you're going to love the Elyria Special Olympics Craft and Vendor Fair coming to Elyria High School on March 25, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Our guests, Sharron Goodsite and Samantha Boneta, members of the Elyria Special Olympics fundraising committee, give us the skinny on this year's event. The Special Olympics Craft and Vendor fair has been going strong for seven years, growing bigger and better each year. This year's event is expected to showcase more than 70 vendors  with everything from candles, candy and cakes to jewelry, makeup and specialty items and treasures.  If you're looking for one-stop shopping for Easter baskets--this is the place! And, as guests peruse the table-top products, they will be entertained by Sharon's Signers and Singer/Songwriter Mike Brand. There's plenty of things to keep the little ones busy, too, with a visit from the Easter Bunny and an Easter egg hunt! There's no cost for entry to the craft fair but donations will be accepted. All donations will benefit the Elyria Special Olympics program. It's a great day to be a Pioneer! Thanks for listening. Find Elyria Schools on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube!

Tributes to a giant of Georgia politics began to pour in after the weekend's announcement that former President Jimmy Carter, 98, would enter hospice care at his home in Plains. The news was announced by the Carter Center in a social media post Saturday. Admirers from Cobb remembered the remarkable arc of Carter's career, which carried him from the Gold Dome to the White House before a decades-long career as an advocate for humanitarian and civil rights causes. “Georgia is losing a great oak that has fallen,” said former Gov. Roy Barnes. Barnes called Carter a remarkable man who historians will treat kindly. Even though he faced steep challenges as president, Carter is already recognized as one of the great humanitarians of our age, Barnes said, and was ahead of his time on environmental issues. Barnes' father Bill Barnes supported Carter in the contentious 1970 Democratic primary election for the gubernatorial race, when Carter bested former Gov. Carl Sanders. Bill Barnes had become friends with Carter on bird hunting trips in south Georgia. Roy Barnes said that in Cobb, one of Carter's biggest supporters was the late Conley Ingram, who served as a judge in several of Cobb's courts and spent four years on the Georgia Supreme Court after being appointed by Carter. As governor, Barnes said Carter reorganized and streamlined state government. The overhaul was the most extensive since the gubernatorial term of Richard Russell in the 1930s. Barnes got to know the former president better as a state legislator. When Barnes was governor, Carter spoke out in support of Barnes' changing of the state flag to remove the Confederate battle flag. Former Marietta Congressman Buddy Darden likewise remembered when Carter was stumping in Cobb during his second, victorious run for governor in 1970. Carter ran as the supposed conservative against Gov. Sanders, Darden said, but that all changed when Carter declared in his inaugural address, “the time for racial discrimination is over.” A Georgia Department of Education investigation found that the Cobb County School District failed to follow federal law by denying services to a 5-year-old student with disabilities. The district has been ordered to provide compensatory services and review its policies in the wake of the investigation. A formal complaint was filed by the student's parent and the Southern Poverty Law Center last December, after Cobb schools denied home-based services for the student, who has Down syndrome and several other disabilities. The state found the district rejected the recommendations of two medical professionals that a unique, eight-week feeding program conducted during school hours was medically necessary for the student. After he missed 10 consecutive days of in-person school due to the medical program, the district withdrew the student and provided no special education to him from Sept. 29 through Nov. 22, and then re-enrolled him after the program was completed, according to the state. Cobb must now provide 50 hours of services to the student, the state ordered. Cobb schools said it had received the state's order and would respond accordingly. Cobb school board member Randy Scamihorn said he couldn't comment on any specific case. But, he said that he's always supported checks and balances on the school system, recognizing it will always be striving to be better. A Cobb County woman has received a life sentence after pleading guilty to the murder of her 5-year-old daughter this week, the district attorney's office said. Shekinah Akbar, 33, was accused of torturing and killing her child in a February 2020 incident. Akbar called 911 on February 20 to report that her neighbors had beat her daughter. First responders arrived to find the girl, who was not identified by name, dead and badly beaten. Akbar later told investigators she was attempting to exorcise evil spirits from her daughter, admitting she had hit the child. When confronted with the full extent of her daughter's injuries, Akbar claimed she did not remember inflicting that much harm and denied having killed her child. Akbar was subsequently arrested and charged with murdering her juvenile daughter. Akbar initially entered a plea of insanity, but later withdrew that notice and pled guilty but mentally ill to felony murder and cruelty to children, per the DA's office. She was sentenced by Superior Court Judge Robert Leonard.  It's the end of an era at one of Cobb County's oldest family-run nursing facilities. On Tuesday, residents and nurses of Ross Memorial Health Care Center hosted a send-off for brothers Jimmie and David Ross, who have operated the facility on Old 41 Highway for a generation. The brothers said they plan to turn over management to Parkside, which operates a handful of clinics in Georgia. The transition for the two comes after their brother, Russell Ross, died last year, and following nearly 60 years for the family business. The Ross brothers' grandparents, James A. and Annie Lee Ross, founded the original 24-bed Shady Grove Rest Home in 1965. David Ross said he plans to get back into his hobby of working on cars before deciding on a second act and next career. Jimmie Ross, meanwhile, said he plans to spend more time at his father's farm in south Georgia. The moment, he added, was a bittersweet one. His wife, Sheila Ross, has unofficially served as the home's decorator-in-chief, and Tuesday, the hallways were festooned in Mardi Gras decor. She too is still figuring out what's next, but looks forward to relaxing with her 14-month-old granddaughter. The Marietta Community Egg Hunt, sponsored by Superior Plumbing and the Marietta Business Association, will be April 7 from 5 to 9 p.m. at Life University's Athletic Complex, 1415 Barclay Circle in Marietta. The event will feature food, games, music, activities and egg hunts for everyone. There will be over 60,000 eggs and candy for the various hunts. The funds raised from the Egg Hunt go to support Marietta City Schools via the Marietta Business Association Education Programs. Admission is free and parking is free at Life University, 1269 Barclay Circle in Marietta. The egg hunt schedule will be 5:30 p.m. for ages three and under, 6 p.m. is a Special Needs Hunt, 7 p.m. for ages 4-7, 8 p.m. is a Special Needs Hunt and 8:30 p.m. is ages 8-10. Toddler Hunts are located in a separate area and will be at 5:30, 7 and 8:30 p.m. There will be food vendors on hand and Ultimate Kid's Zones, which are $10 per child for unlimited rides. The Powder Springs Police Department is asking for the public's help in identifying a person who they say broke into a home Sunday morning. A photo of the person was captured on a home security system, which police shared on social media. Police said the person broke into a home on Marietta Street in downtown Powder Springs and burglarized it. Anyone with information about the person is asked to contact the department on social media or call Sgt. Cheatham-Seay  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

News and More: Baker Prairie Middle School has a new principal. The Canby Railroad Depot Museum has been approved for inclusion on the local register of historic places. A local family and nonprofit plan a community egg hunt in honor of Micah Pedersen. Micah's Egg Hunt: https://www.evite.com/event/03D1RNS27MBEAAVAWEPNUKOPCOACZA?utm_campaign=send_sharable_link&utm_source=evitelink&utm_medium=sharable_invite Canby Conversation: In a week where the greater Portland area gets pummeled by another round of winter weather, we look ahead to spring with Karen Doupé of Rock Tree Hill. We also share our interview with Senator Jeff Merkley before a recent town hall. This Week's Sponsors: DirectLink, Wild Hare Saloon, Canby Foursquare Church, Odd Moe's Pizza, The Odd Pod, Reif & Hunsaker P.C.

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Easton PA removes the word 'Easter' from their egg hunt promos- in order to not offend anyone.