News Channel 20 – Windy weather can’t deflate spirits at third annual ‘Balloons Over Vermilion’
“Balloons Over Vermilion” came back for its third year in a row since the start of the pandemic to provide families with fun and support.
“Balloons Over Vermilion” came back for its third year in a row since the start of the pandemic to provide families with fun and support.
For Balloons Over Vermilion co-chairman Pat O’Shaughnessy, “it’s all about bringing smiles to the kids. That’s what this event is all about, no matter your age, and we all still have that kid in us.”
There’s nothing quite like spending quiet time in the open sky with your head in the clouds.
Keeping his eyes on the sky — and keeping pilots and spectators safe — is serious business for Byron Denhart.
Feeling the loss of the Balloon Classic after a successful 15-year run in Danville, lopcal businessman and pilot Dean Carlton decided to do something about it.
When Schlarman Academy third-grader Dylan Hunter found out his class was going to be taking a new course in hot-air ballooning, he was more than thrilled.
Donna Carlton-Vish teaches Schlarman Academy South students about hot air balloons Wednesday morning in the school’s parking lot.
The kids at Schlarman Academy enjoyed Wednesday’s visit by balloon pilot Donna Carlton-Vish and her crew of volunteers.
On an absolutely beautiful Wednesday (May 0th) morning, Balloons Over Vermilion stopped by the Schlarman Academy South Campus for the annual Balloons in the classroom session with this year’s BOV Ambassador Class and their entire school.
Hot Air Balloon Pilot Larry Owen, known for his pirate ship balloon, talks to Schlarman Academy third-graders in teacher Shelley Erickson’s class Wednesday morning.
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