Shortstuff

Got children at home who love to take photos? Then this is the contest for them.

Music, fireworks and fun are back for the Fourth of July Festival in downtown Lexington. Here’s a day-by-day breakdown of events in Lexington.

The dates of Trinity Christian Academy’s Hands-On Nature Studies Camp for children in preschool-6th grade is incorrect in an advertisement in the June issue of Lexington Family Magazine.

Pastor Dave Stone provides creative tips on how to encourage spiritual disciplines in children that will help them practice their faith for a lifetime in his book, “Raising Your Kids to Love the Lord.” This is the first installment of his new “Faithful Families” series.

The Living Arts & Science Center is offering new classes for toddlers and preschool students, including ongoing parent/child classes for 2- and 3-year-olds, plus weekly classes for preschool children beginning June 4.

Eight-year-old Caitlyn Smith, a second grader at Wellington Elementary, captured the spirit – and first prize in the “Better Bites Needs A Slogan Contest” – with her slogan, “Snack Strong.”

At Lexington Family Magazine’s Summer Camps & Activities Fair on April 14, the longest line all day was in front of the Robin Allen Photography booth.