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Kids have a blast at festival

Photos by Anthony Cloud|Daily News

Main Street Pineville, in conjunction with New Heights Baptist Church, held its annual Kids Fest for the children. There were plenty of games for the kids to enjoy, including the pit crew challenge (left).

There were also plenty of food for those in attendance and inflatables. There was even a water slide (right), which kids lined up to go down.

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