“This will be the website where you can find the latest information,” said Amy Harpster, Lima Public Works Director. “The public will be able to purchase daily passes and memberships online. In the meantime, visitors are encouraged to sign up to get updates and subscribe.”
They held their first Adult Carnival Fundraiser on Saturday night. Guests could play games, enter raffles or a silent auction, win prizes, get their caricatures drawn, and more. Around 200 tickets were sold, and the proceeds support their YMCA's scholarship fund, which provides free memberships to families that wouldn't otherwise be able to afford one.
