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![ALLIE DOUGLASS | The SunAutumn Rodgers (left) tries not to laugh while Morgan Thompson (right) paints a rainbow mustache on her face at the "Chase me Rainbow" station during the Paducah Parks Services' annual Leprechaun Hunt on Saturday afternoon in Noble Park. The activities scavenger hunt included eight stations in which family and friend teams were required to complete tasks in order to move on to the next challenge. An obstacle course, charades and a search through a pool filled with Lucky Charms kept the dozens of teams busy throughout the event on their hunt for the inflatable leprechaun at the end to signify the winner.](http://matchbin-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/public/sites/1140/assets/1363509081398516165774150X150.jpg "ALLIE DOUGLASS | The SunAutumn Rodgers (left) tries not to laugh while Morgan Thompson (right) paints a rainbow mustache on her face at the "Chase me Rainbow" station during the Paducah Parks Services' annual Leprechaun Hunt on Saturday afternoon in Noble Park. The activities scavenger hunt included eight stations in which family and friend teams were required to complete tasks in order to move on to the next challenge. An obstacle course, charades and a search through a pool filled with Lucky Charms kept the dozens of teams busy throughout the event on their hunt for the inflatable leprechaun at the end to signify the winner.")
![ALLIE DOUGLASS | The Sun
Nathan Ellis, 19, sighs heavily after he crosses the finish line as the winner of the second "Beat Beethoven 5K" on Saturday in Noble Park. About 175 people took on the challenge of completing the race before Beethoven's Fifth Symphony concluded in hopes of winning tickets to the PSO's concert on Saturday titled "Bach, Bernstein & Harmonica," featuring harmonica player Robert Bonfiglio. Ellis won the race with a time of 17 minutes and 26 seconds.](http://matchbin-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/public/sites/1140/assets/136350907721616165568150X150.jpg "ALLIE DOUGLASS | The Sun
Nathan Ellis, 19, sighs heavily after he crosses the finish line as the winner of the second "Beat Beethoven 5K" on Saturday in Noble Park. About 175 people took on the challenge of completing the race before Beethoven's Fifth Symphony concluded in hopes of winning tickets to the PSO's concert on Saturday titled "Bach, Bernstein & Harmonica," featuring harmonica player Robert Bonfiglio. Ellis won the race with a time of 17 minutes and 26 seconds.")
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