Drizzle Dampens Doings at Heritage Acres

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Although they are not likely to go to school in a bus that resembles this antique, kids check out the old-fashioned version of a school bus Sunday at Heritage Acres. The event, called Threshing Day, started its run in 1975, according to event organizers. SUBMITTED PHOTOS


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