Make a traditional Easter egg hunt a bit more challenging. Skip brightly colored plastic eggs and look for dark green or camouflage-patterned eggs. This ad

Area churches and organizations will sponsor activities to celebrate Easter. Here is a list of some of the places you can take your family.

For those looking to avoid plastic altogether, or simply seeking a more creative approach, here are some delightful alternatives: Paper Mâché Eggs: A classic and customizable option. Create hollow paper mâché eggs using balloons, newspaper strips, and a simple paste. Once dry, they can be painted and decorated to your heart’s content.