Hayes Sorensen, the 7-year-old son of Amy and Ryan Sorensen, does a trick off the diving board at the Freeman Swimming Pool earlier this week. Like dozens of other kids, Hayes had a ball at the pool earlier this week cooling off amidst the 90-plus degree heat.

Paisly Sammler and her younger brother, Shay, play in the sprinklers set up by their grandmother in Freeman on a hot Wednesday, June 17. The children were joined by brother Laiken; they are Hartford residents.

Glenn Wollman, who sells kettle korn and other varieties through his business, Kettle King Kettle Korn, cooks up a batch across the street to the north of Merchants State Bank Tuesday afternoon, June 16. Wollman, who is regular vendor at events like the State Track Meet and various community festivals, was in Freeman selling from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m., and reported good sales. “We’ve been busy,” he said around 4 p.m. “I can’t keep up.”

This one-block stretch of road on the west side of the Freeman Public School campus remained closed Tuesday morning as city workers continued the repair at the intersection of College and Walnut streets. Additional concrete is being poured to fix the broken street caused by the hard winter and spring of 2019.

It was windy but warm in Freeman on Sunday night, which saw a handful of swimmers enjoy the second evening of the swimming pool season locally. The pool opened to the public Saturday, June 13 following the action of the Freeman City Council earlier that week.

Flags at the Freeman Area Veterans Memorial blow in the strong winds Sunday morning, June 14. Windy conditions have been the norm for much of the month and are expected to continue to the days to come. Sunday is also Flag Day, which is celebrated in the United States every June 14 to commemorate the day in 1777 that the Second Continental Congress resolved to adopt the country’s flag.