A new event, Zorb Soccer, was a hit with kids Saturday morning during the second day of Lindsay’s Pivot Days, even if it was hard to stay on your feet. Lindsay Area Development (LAD) sponsored the annual town celebration that featured good, old-fashioned family fun. Democrat photos
The fireworks display capped off another successful Pivot Days Saturday evening. Courtesy photo
The Midnight Silas Creek Band entertained Friday night’s crowd
Right, Terry Reichmuth cooks up funnel cakes Friday evening.
The Bloody Mary Bar was a popular stop Saturday, thanks to Jacklyn Wiese, of Berkshire Hathaway Home Services. Democrat photo
Turner Beller is blocked at the net by Kaylee Jensen Saturday during the sand volleyball tournament. Courtesy photo
Left, Russ and Terri Wilshusen enjoy a morning run Saturday with their dog Robin in the Pivot Days Fun Run.
Left, there will be a walking/ biking trail coming to Lindsay next year, thanks to the efforts of Lindsay Area Development (LAD), and the Village of Lindsay. This banner shows where the trail will be and how it is being financed. Proceeds from the annual Pivot Days has helped finance the trail.
Friday's evening's Corn Hole Tournament was a big hit.
Giving his tractor all he could during the pulling contest is Davis Luebbe, 6. Democrat photo
Lindsay and Leigh squared off Saturday on the softball diamond. Courtesy photo
Eli Schumacher feeds the goats Saturday, brought to Pivot Days from the Horn T Zoo. Courtesy photo
Pivot Days
Lindsay’s population grew over the weekend, as large crowds flocked to town for the annual Pivot Days Celebration.
