Fort Pierce Indian Day Community Top News Top Story by Kevin Johnson - November 5, 2018 FORT PIERCE The Fort Pierce community enjoyed a competitive, but relaxed Indian Day on Sept. 28. Music from a disc jockey played throughout the day in the background and an abundance of home-cooked food was available to satisfy appetites with breakfast, lunch and dinner. The recreation department offered plenty of activities as participants went from station to station at Chupco’s Landing ranch. Horseshoes, archery, log peeling and skillet tossing were among the main contests. Giant inflatable water slides cooled off kids on the open field next to the community center – Kevin Johnson Valerie Snow concentrates before releasing the arrow in the archery competition. (Photo Kevin Johnson) Antonio Timothy sends the skillet into the air during the skillet toss event. (Photo Kevin Johnson) Celeste Stockton competes in the log peeling contest during Fort Pierce’s Indian Day celebration Sept. 28 at Chupco’s Landing. (Photo Kevin Johnson) Knowledj Ervin makes a splash while coming down the slide of an inflatable pool that was a popular destination for kids. (Photo Kevin Johnson) Hope Sneed tosses a hatchet toward its target Sept. 28 during competition at the Fort Pierce community’s Indian Day. Events were held in the ranch area at Chupco’s Landing. (Photo Kevin Johnson) Naomi Griffin enjoys riding on the swings during Indian Day. (Photo Kevin Johnson) Margaret Wilcox gets ready to fire the hatchet during a contest. (Photo Kevin Johnson) Share on Facebook Share Share on TwitterTweet Share on Pinterest Share Share on LinkedIn Share Share on Digg Share
