Summer Camp Registration Open Now

Spring is in full swing, but many kids already have summer vacation on their mind. So the question arises: "What's there for youngsters to do around town?"

The has released its spring/summer brochure featuring 40 fun-filled camps for a variety of youth interests.

Twenty of the programs are new, including super hero comics camp, where kids can learn how to draw like comic book artists, and Legoland, a camp that offers activities involving Lego sets that let creativity flow.

Other new camps include ultimate fencing, baton twirling and cheerleading and digging for fossils.

"This is the largest assortment of camps in the history of our center," said Brandon Ferguson, the community center's recreation coordinator.

Summer camps start in June.

The brochure is available now.