Wabash High School senior Carli Henderson (front, center) is the artist behind the 2016 Wabash County Farmers’ Market logo. The logo was announced at a photo opportunity at Wabash High School on Tuesday, March 1. Henderson’s design will appear throughout the year, representing the market on signs, shirts and other advertisements. Kerri Mattern (left), Parkview Wabash Hospital community relations and marketing specialist, joined Wabash Marketplace project manager Shelby McLaughlin (right) and WHS art teacher Carly Vogel (back, center) congratulate Henderson on the winning design. Photo by Emma Rausch

The Honeywell House hosted an Alice in Wonderland tea party on Saturday, March 5. Children like McKinley Vanlandingham (from left) and Violet George crafted giant flowers and flamingo glasses, played croquet with flamingo mallets and met characters like Alice, the Mad Hatter and the Queen of Hearts all before teatime. Once tea was served, characters joined their guests at the tables. At one table, one guest, Drew Stith, proposed to his girlfriend Taura Hosier while dressed as the Mad Hatter and the Red Queen, respectively. Photo by Lena Cordes

Twisted Scissors Salon celebrated its grand opening with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Friday, March 4. Owner Barbara Baum and her husband Mark held the ceremonious scissors and her daughter Kelli assisted her with cutting the ribbon. If there was one thing Baum would want the community to know about her salon, it’d be “that it’s very upbeat and positive environment,” she told The Paper of Wabash County. “I want to it to be an experience when they come in here.” Wabash County Chamber of Commerce representatives joined the Baums and Twisted Scissors beauticians for the grand opening ceremony. Photo by Emma Rausch