News : Party in the Park Entertainment: Singing, mime and game show fun

Cooling Dance students of all ages performed for the Party in the Park crowd Saturday.

Dodgeball was again a favorite for many teens and younger children.

VSHS Principal Kirk Johnson took his turn in the dunk tank.

VSHS football coach Pat Farley gets dunked again.

Katie and Mark Hancock sing Saturday afternoon at Riverside Park.

Jeff Peterson competes in the Minute to Win It apple stacking contest.

Rylie Pflughaupt and Kelsey Mahood perform their mime Saturday.

The Minute to Win It competitors aim their rubber bands at stacks of empty cans.

Jeff Peterson, Megan Rickels and Rich Haisman aim rubber bands in Minute to Win It contest.

The Party in the Park afternoon entertainment included singing, a mime, Cooling Dance Center dancers and Vinton's version of 'Minute to Win It."

Megan Rickels won the first event, shooting three empty pop cans off a table with a large rubber band. But Lisa Anderson was the eventual champion, defeating Jeff Peterson in a ribbon-wrapping contest Saturday night.

Kelsey Mahood and Rylie Pflughaupt did their "So You Think You Can Dance?" mime, in which Rylie teaches Kelsey to dance (and how to find shoes that fit). The girls performed that mime a the State Speech Contest earlier this year.

Mark Hancock sang several songs, accompanied by daughter Katie.

And as usual, several groups of dancers from the Cooling Dance Studio demonstrated their skills.