The Salamonie Summer Festival Parade invites the community to enter a unit in the parade. This year the parade will be held June 29 at 7 p.m. with the theme “Spirit of a Small Town.” Rain date will be on June 30 at 6:30 p.m.

Awards will given to the judges’ choice and may be picked up immediately following the parade at the information booth on the corner of 2nd and Wayne streets.

The LaFontaine Arts Council and Four Corners Custom Framing will once again sponsor JeFFFest.

The family-friendly event will take place on June 24 in downtown Huntington from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. and will feature the three F’s of “fun food, fabulous music and fine art.”

First Freewill Baptist Church, 1805 Salamonie Ave., Huntington, canceled its Easter egg hunt due to the inclement weather on Saturday, March 31.

The hunt will be rescheduled for Saturday, April 7, with registration for prizes starting at noon and the egg hunt beginning promptly at 1 p.m., rain or shine.

A hot dog meal will be served.

Ava Romine, 15 months, sits with the Easter Bunny at Community Link Federal Credit Union, in Huntington, which held an Easter celebration on Friday, March 30, that saw children receive candy and get a chance to meet the holiday’s famed rabbit.

Children charge out of the gate at the start of the Roanoke Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, March 31, at Roanoke American Legion Post 160.

Easton Clabaugh, 1, the son of Michael and Holly Clabaugh, bends to pick up an Easter egg at the Andrews Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, March 31 at the Andrews Volunteer Fire Department. The event was put on by the Andrews Community Helpers.

Children take off running at the start of the Warren Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, March 31, at the Knight Bergman Center. The event was sponsored by the Salamonie Active Men.

First Freewill Baptist Church, 1805 Salamonie Ave., Huntington, canceled its Easter egg hunt due to the inclement weather predicted for Saturday, March 31.

The hunt will be rescheduled for Saturday, April 7, with registration for prizes starting at noon, with the egg hunt beginning promptly at 1 p.m. rain or shine.

Hotdogs will also be served.

The Northview Church of Christ invites the community to celebrate Easter at the church.

Northview’s annual Easter egg hunt gets underway Saturday, March 31, beginning at 11 a.m.

The hunt, for children ages birth to fifth grade, will have groups divided by their age or grade. Children should bring a basket to collect candy

Hot dogs, chips and drink will be provided for children and their families following the hunt.

The First Freewill Baptist Church will  hold its annual Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, March 31. The church will serve hot dogs starting at noon and registration for gift card prizes will also start at noon. The Easter egg hunt begins promptly at 1 p.m.

Everyone is welcome to attend. There will be special eggs that will win a prize Easter basket.

Bring a camera to get a picture with the Easter bunny.

The church is located at 1805 Salamonie Ave., Huntington.

A Good Friday service will be held at St. Peter’s First Community Church Friday, March 30, at noon.

An Easter Sunday service will be held April 1, at 9:30 a.m.

The church is located at 206 Etna Ave., Huntington.

Lexy Ellett, 6, collects some Easter Eggs at the Zanesville Lions annual Easter Egg Hunt and Festival, at the Lions Clubhouse at the ballpairk. Ellet, is the daughter of Shannon and Holly Ellet.

Bella Miller, 5, picks up an Easter egg from the basektball court at Memorial Park at the Salvation Army Easter Egg Hunt on Saturdya morning, March 24, while Frank Miller holds the bag.

Rylynn Thurman, 2, of Markle, studies the Easter Bunny while sitting on his lap at the Markle Branch of the Huntington City-Townhip Public Library on Friday afternoon, March 23. Each child received an Easter egg and a fuzzy flower for a souvenir.