Haley Grimes designs graphics for the Meridian Moments Yearbook Staff during Elite Weekend.

Delaney Jones and Ellie Fitzpatrick work on a spread during a visit from Mike Taylor. Jones is the 2021 business manager and Fitzpatrick is the copy writer.

Robert Le Cates holds up some of his favorite books and his favorite podcast. He spent a lot of his time during quarantine reading books and listening to podcasts.

Victoria Muller posing with American flag. Photo taken by her host mother in Casey, Illinois.

One of the senior photos for Breanna Evans during her senior photo shoot with Chad Mitchell Photography. Evans started playing basketball in sixth grade. "I first met and began working with Bre when she was in 6th grade. She had a lot of raw talent, and worked hard at improving her game. She was always a good kid, very respectful, and willing to listen and learn," Breanna's coach Mike Houran said.

Brockett receives $10,000 grant for the Meridian Ag program. Brockett didn't know he was receiving the grant and thought someone was making a donation to the program.

Zoey Hayes at the Boo Crew haunted house in Mechanicsburg, IL. Hayes loves to go to haunted houses with friends and family.

Illinois Journalism Education Association hosts a Zoom meeting to honor new members to the All-State Journalism Team. Meridian's Robert Le Cates (bottom right) was named as one of members for his work on Meridian Moments Yearbook and The Meridian Daily online news.

NBA 2k20 is a great game for fans of basketball, rated by this reviewer as 9/10 on the Barnes Scale.

Red Dead Redemption 2 earns a 7/10 on the Barnes Scale.

Even though it is uncertain due to COVID-19, the MHS football team and coach are still hopeful they will be able to begin in the summer.

The Blue Mound Fall Festival has been an annual tradition in the community since 1910. The 110th anniversary of the event was canceled due to COVID-19. The car show is another large part of the Fall Festival. This would have been the 15th year for it. "I felt a bit relieved when I found out the Fall Festival was cancelled because it is a very stressful time for me, but also a little disappointed," Nathan True, car show organizer said.

The Blue Mound Fall Festival has been an annual tradition in the community since 1910. The 110th anniversary of the event was canceled due to COVID-19.