Children and parents filled Binkley Woods Park in Warrenton Saturday for the city’s annual Easter egg hunt.About 5,000 plastic eggs were scattered across the park in areas marked for different age …
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Children and parents filled Binkley Woods Park in Warrenton Saturday for the city’s annual Easter egg hunt.About 5,000 plastic eggs were scattered across the park in areas marked for different age groups.Children raced to collect as many eggs as they could at the sound of a horn. A few eggs contained tickets for prize baskets.Between hunts, children and parents visited with the Easter Bunny.An estimated 150 to 200 children hunted for eggs at the park this year, Assistant Director of Operations Brandi Walters said. City staff prepared all the eggs for the event, she said.Easter Egg HuntRecord photo
