Picture This: Pooling resources for National Night Out
Cheryl Burnem, left, takes a picture of her grandson, Braxton Garrison, 3, of Parkersburg and Parkersburg Police Chief Matthew Board after Garrison won a drawing for a bicycle during the 10th annual National Night Out event Tuesday at the City Park pool and splash pad. Ten bikes and more than 40 door prizes were given out. Board estimated more than 300 children attended in the first two hours of the event, which is designed to allow members of the community and officers to have a fun evening together. (Photo by Evan Bevins)
Belpre resident Arvo Stevens, 8, splashes into the Parkersburg City Park pool from the water slide during the 10th annual National Night Out, an event organized by the Parkersburg Police Department and community members to promote positive interactions between residents and law enforcement. (Photo by Evan Bevins)
Parkersburg residents Clare Sutton, left, and Sophia Pinkerton, both 11, enjoy snacks at the 10th annual national Night Out event organized by the Parkersburg Police Department and community members to promote positive interactions between residents and law enforcement. (Photo by Evan Bevins)
Cheryl Burnem, left, takes a picture of her grandson, Braxton Garrison, 3, of Parkersburg and Parkersburg Police Chief Matthew Board after Garrison won a drawing for a bicycle during the 10th annual National Night Out event Tuesday at the City Park pool and splash pad. Ten bikes and more than 40 door prizes were given out. Board estimated more than 300 children attended in the first two hours of the event, which is designed to allow members of the community and officers to have a fun evening together. (Photo by Evan Bevins)
Belpre resident Arvo Stevens, 8, splashes into the Parkersburg City Park pool from the water slide during the 10th annual National Night Out, an event organized by the Parkersburg Police Department and community members to promote positive interactions between residents and law enforcement. (Photo by Evan Bevins)
Parkersburg residents Clare Sutton, left, and Sophia Pinkerton, both 11, enjoy snacks at the 10th annual national Night Out event organized by the Parkersburg Police Department and community members to promote positive interactions between residents and law enforcement. (Photo by Evan Bevins)
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Parkersburg Police Chief Matthew Board estimated more than 300 children attended the 10th annual National Night Out event on Tuesday at the City Park pool and splash pad. The gathering is organized by the Police Department and members of the community to promote positive interactions between residents and law enforcement officers.