Playground continues to take shape due to volunteer efforts

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A volunteer works on a piece of the playground early Wednesday morning. On Tuesday a total of 536 volunteers showed up to work at the site during the three shifts. Over the next two days that many volunteers will be needed everyday if the Dino-Mine Adventure Park is to be completed by Saturday evening when a dedication and celebration are planned at 6:30 p.m. Anyone wishing to work on the project can just show up at the site and sign in at the volunteer table.

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