Games, activities featured at Special Olympics

Sallisaw’s third Special Olympics Thursday at Paul Post Field House featured face painting and create your own T-shirt, games ranging from Jenga to Connect Four to cornhole, and activities involving cones, a rope and hula hoops. Participants were awarded medals for first, second and third place in the events. More photos available at www.sequoyahcountytimes.com.

PHOTOS BY LYNN ADAMS | TIMES

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