Photographers and photography enthusiasts gathered earlier Tuesday Evening inside ArtSpace/Lima. Tuesday Night was the reception of the winning photographs from the Johnny Appleseed Metropolitan Park District nature photography contest which ended in November.

Many went out to enjoy the beautiful weather this afternoon, but what about after the sun went down?

The Johnny Appleseed Metro Park District invited nature enthusiasts to enjoy a night hike at McLean Teddy Bear Park. Being outdoors after dark can be scary, but it can be interesting to see what goes on in nature after most people have gone inside for the day. The park district hopes to educate people about wildlife after dark. 

"There's all kinds of new animals that are out at night and so it's kind of like the changing of the guards. We're out typically during the day and at nighttime there's really a different type of night life. So, we're going out, we're trying to find some of those animals, but we're also using different senses, because obviously it's dark out," explained Amy Banner, a naturalist with the Johnny Appleseed Metro Park District. 

The hikers also participated in activities to learn about how well they can actually see in the dark.

The participants of the Happy Daz Cool Car Cruise-in on Cable road, wrapping up their car show season on a chilly evening.

The Rebel Run Car Show features a myriad of automobiles including historical cars with vintage license plates, classic, muscle, and sports cars with even classic trucks. Saturday, September 17th is the final day of the car show. The car show will conclude with judges coming out to the fairgrounds, inspecting the cars, and presenting the winners at the awards banquet

Limaland has a bunch of music lovers, and they stopped by one local institution to add to their collection. Groamy CD's and Tapes welcomed eve…