The Eighth McCeney March on Sept. 30 was a success, with almost 80 people walking the streets of Laurel, according to Ann Bennett, executive director of Laurel Historical Society. The society organized the fundraiser, which benefits its education programs. After the march, festivities continued with the cold oven pound cake challenge and pizza.
Courtesy of Marya Kuratova.
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