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Hunter Mewbourn is in ballet form as he leaps after the ball with Kyle Allen behind him in the powderpuff softball game sponsored by the Class of 2013 Project Graduation on Saturday, May 11, at Lenore Berry Memorial Park in Berryville. See more photos on Page 9. (Photo by Cris House)

Una Mae Nichols looks at some of the roses to be shown on the May 25 Fankston Garden Club garden tour. Nichols likes to utilize a cottage theme in her garden. Her flowers will be among four stops on the tour. Read more about the tour and Nichols’ gardens in this week’s The Frankston Citizen.