Ainsley Richardson, 10, sips lemonade out of a cup Monday afternoon at the lemonade stand on the corner of Heatherwood and Colony Lane. Jackson and Olivia Chandler, from McKinney, Tex., set up shop in their grandmother's front lawn. (Photo by Erin Parker / The Hattiesburg American)

Jackson Chandler, 8, pours lemonade into a cup as his customers watch Monday afternoon at her grandmother's house at the corner of Heatherwood and Colony Lane. Chandler and his sister Olivia Chandler, from McKinney, Tex., sold lemonade during their spring break and last week while at their grandmother's house. (Photo by Erin Parker / The Hattiesburg American)

Paris Jackson, 5, left, and Asia Jackson, 7, bury Haley Rogers, 7, in the sand Wednesday afternoon at Pep's Point Water Park. (Photo by Erin Parker / The Hattiesburg American)

Heather Dillon hugs and gives her son Robert Dillon, 5, a kiss Wednesday afternoon at Pep's Point Water Park. (Photo by Erin Parker / The Hattiesburg American)

Hattiesburg firefighters battle a blaze Friday night at a house on North 39th Avenue. (Photo by Erin Parker / The Hattiesburg American)

Myron Lott snaps a photo of his son, Camron, 6, as he rides the swings Saturday morning at the annual Juneteenth celebration and festival at Vernon Dahmer Park. Juneteenth celebrates the historical June 18, 1864 signing of the Emancipation Proclamation. (Photo by Erin Parker / The Hattiesburg American)

Dylan Johnson, 12, from Helena, Ala., competes in the beginner division Saturday afternoon during the Petal Skate Park's first competition. (Photo by Erin Parker / The Hattiesburg American)

Southern Miss outfielder Kameron Brunty signs a baseball and hands it back to Katharine Dobson as her son Trip, 4, stares up at Brunty in awe Wednesday afternoon at Pete Taylor Park. Southern Miss lost Tuesday afternoon to North Carolina, knocking them out of the College World Series. Despite the disappointing game, fans turned out to support the Eagles as they arrived back in Hattiesburg. (Photo by Erin Parker / The Hattiesburg American)

Kaa (from left), played by Jessy Palmer, Baloo, played by Logan Little, and Baghara, played by Noel Anderson, spy on the monkey clan that has kidnapped Mowgli Thursday afternoon during the dress rehearsal of 'The Jungle Book' at Oak Grove High School's drama room. The OGHS drama team will visit Scotland from August 4-17 and perform the play. More photos can be found at the Hattiesburg American Web site here. (Photo by Erin Parker / The Hattiesburg American)

Southern Miss players Jonathan Johnston, left, and Corey Stevens, right, film Chris Williams, middle right, and Jason Hurst interviewing Brian Dozier before the Golden Eagles departed from Pete Taylor Park for the Pine Belt Regional Airport Thursday morning. The Golden Eagles will face the Texas Longhorns Sunday during their first game of the College World Series. More photos can be found at the Hattiesburg American Web site here. (Photo by Erin Parker / The Hattiesburg American)

Hannah Harvison, 8, holds a sign advertising the lemonade stand Friday afternoon at the Crayon College. Children and teachers from the Crayon College used the stand as a fundraiser for the Lumberton Animal Sanctuary. More photos can be found at the Hattiesburg American Web site here. (Photo by Erin Parker / The Hattiesburg American)

Ashley Keene, Miss Blueberry 2009, checks out the engine of an antique car Saturday afternoon during the Blueberry Jubilee Festival in Poplarville, Miss. The festival hosted music, food and craft booths and a pageant. More photos can be found at the Hattiesburg American Web site here. (Photo by Erin Parker / The Hattiesburg American)

Sharon Walters, left, from Laurel, and Faye Rogers, from Laurel, discuss a tapestry on display during the opening of the Sister Cities Art Exchange Sunday afternoon at the Lauren Rogers Museum of Art in Laurel, Miss. The museum is hosting the Sister Cities Art Exchange, which features art from Shelby, N.C. artists, until August. More photos can be found at the Hattiesburg American Web site here. (Photo by Erin Parker / The Hattiesburg American)