Maci Jo McBride, 6, is splashed by water at the dunking booth during the Livingston Founder’s Day at Circle Drive Park on Saturday, Sept. 22. The event celebrated the Town of Livingston's 100-year anniversary.
Claire Glacock (left), 16, adds green onions to jambalaya as her father, Jeremy, stirs their entry to the jambalaya cook-off at the Livingston Founder’s Day at Circle Drive Park on Saturday, Sept. 22. The event celebrated the Town of Livingston's 100-year anniversary.
Lexi Gardner, 3, swings with a ballon during the Livingston Founder’s Day at Circle Drive Park on Saturday, Sept. 22. The event celebrated the Town of Livingston's 100-year anniversary.
Tyler Landry, a Walker High freshman, throws a softball at a dunking booth during the Livingston Founder’s Day at Circle Drive Park on Saturday, Sept. 22. The event celebrates the Town of Livingston's 100-year anniversary. during the Livingston Founder’s Day at Circle Drive Park on Saturday, Sept. 22. The event celebrated the Town of Livingston's 100-year anniversary.
Lance Dawsey, Doyle High School principal, falls into the water of a dunking booth during the Livingston Founder’s Day at Circle Drive Park on Saturday, Sept. 22. The event celebrated the Town of Livingston's 100-year anniversary.
Lance Dawsey, Doyle High School principal, falls into the dunking booth during the Livingston Founder’s Day at Circle Drive Park on Saturday, Sept. 22. The event celebrated the Town of Livingston's 100-year anniversary.
Lance Dawsey, Doyle High School principal, watches a softball aimed at the target from a dunking booth during the Livingston Founder’s Day at Circle Drive Park on Saturday, Sept. 22. The event celebrated the Town of Livingston's 100-year anniversary.
Attendees of the Livingston Founder's Day gather under a pavilion in Circle Drive Park on Saturday, Sept. 22. The event celebrated the Town of Livingston's 100-year anniversary.
Claire Glacock (right), 16, looks on as her father, Jeremy, stirs green onions into their entry into the jambalaya cook-off at the Livingston Founder’s Day at Circle Drive Park on Saturday, Sept. 22. The event celebrated the Town of Livingston's 100-year anniversary.
Kim Gardner (left) hands her three-year-old daughter, Lexi, a ballon during the Livingston Founder’s Day at Circle Drive Park on Saturday, Sept. 22. The event celebrated the Town of Livingston's 100-year anniversary.
"June Bug" Lambert (left) stirs jambalaya to keep it from sticking to the sides of a pot as Charles Efferson looks on during the Livingston Founder’s Day at Circle Drive Park on Saturday, Sept. 22. The event celebrated the Town of Livingston's 100-year anniversary.
Ronnie Pope points at a picture during the Livingston Founder’s Day celebration at Circle Drive Park on Saturday, Sept. 22. The event celebrated the Town of Livingston's 100-year anniversary.
E.N. Albin (center) points out people he knows in a photo of a 1951 Doyle High School state championship team to Kim Hutchinson in a museum documenting the history of Livingston during the Livingston Founder’s Day at Circle Drive Park on Saturday, Sept. 22. The event celebrated the Town of Livingston's 100-year anniversary.
Visitors to a museum documenting the history of Livingston point out different people on Doyle High School athletic state championship photos from the 1950s during the Livingston Founder’s Day at Circle Drive Park on Saturday, Sept. 22. The event celebrated the Town of Livingston's 100-year anniversary.
Visitors look through photos in a museum documenting the history of Livingston. during the Livingston Founder’s Day at Circle Drive Park on Saturday, Sept. 22. The event celebrated the Town of Livingston's 100-year anniversary.
Visitors look through photos in a museum documenting the history of Livingston. during the Livingston Founder’s Day at Circle Drive Park on Saturday, Sept. 22. The event celebrated the Town of Livingston's 100-year anniversary.
Ronnie Pope (left) points out a photo to E.N. Albin in a a museum documenting the history of Livingston during the Livingston Founder’s Day at Circle Drive Park on Saturday, Sept. 22. The event celebrated the Town of Livingston's 100-year anniversary.
Yancy Wilmot (right) looks at photos of the Town of Livingston during the 1920s in a museum documenting the history of Livingston during the Livingston Founder’s Day at Circle Drive Park on Saturday, Sept. 22. The event celebrated the Town of Livingston's 100-year anniversary.
Rev. Charles Brumfield, pastor of Destiny Fellowship Church, points out details in a photo in a museum documenting the history of Livingston during the Livingston Founder’s Day at Circle Drive Park on Saturday, Sept. 22. The event celebrated the Town of Livingston's 100-year anniversary.
Photos of veterans from the Town of Livingston dating back to World War I were on display in a museum documenting the history of Livingston during the Livingston Founder’s Day at Circle Drive Park on Saturday, Sept. 22. The event celebrated the Town of Livingston's 100-year anniversary.
A wall of photos displays Doyle High School through the years in a museum documenting the history of Livingston during the Livingston Founder’s Day at Circle Drive Park on Saturday, Sept. 22. The event celebrated the Town of Livingston's 100-year anniversary.
Woody Cutrer (right) stirs jambalaya as his son, Ivy, holds the lid of the pot during the Livingston Founder’s Day at Circle Drive Park on Saturday, Sept. 22. The event celebrated the Town of Livingston's 100-year anniversary.
Teams prepare jambalaya for the jambalaya cook-off at the Livingston Founder’s Day at Circle Drive Park on Saturday, Sept. 22. The event celebrated the Town of Livingston's 100-year anniversary.
Maci Jo McBride, 6, tosses a softball at the dunking booth during the Livingston Founder’s Day at Circle Drive Park on Saturday, Sept. 22. The event celebrated the Town of Livingston's 100-year anniversary.
Bryson Kersey, 6, slides down the shaded part of an inflatable slide during the Livingston Founder’s Day at Circle Drive Park on Saturday, Sept. 22. The event celebrated the Town of Livingston's 100-year anniversary.
A new monument dedicated to Derral Jones, former mayor of Livingston, was unveiled to the public during the town’s 100-year anniversary and Founder’s Day Celebration at Circle Drive Park on Saturday, Sept. 22. The monument was sponsored by McLin Construction, Stewart Family Medicine and the Town of Livingston.
A crowd gathers for a dedication ceremony in which a monument honoring former Town Of Livingston Mayor Derral Jones was unveiled to the public. The monument dedication was one of the highlights of the town’s 100-year anniversary and Founder’s Day Celebration at Circle Drive Park on Saturday, Sept. 22.
Sheila Jones, the wife of former Town Of Livingston Mayor Derral Jones, stands next to a monument dedicated to her late husband during the town’s 100-year anniversary and Founder’s Day Celebration at Circle Drive Park on Saturday, Sept. 22.
Children grab a seat on the ground at the start of the Town of Livingston’s 100-year anniversary and Founder’s Day Celebration at Circle Drive Park on Saturday, Sept. 22.
The Doyle High band plays under the direction of Jon Mannino during the Town of Livingston’s 100-year anniversary and Founder’s Day Celebration at Circle Drive Park on Saturday, Sept. 22.
Hadley Jones, the great-granddaugher of former Town of Livingston Mayor Derral Jones, touches the flowers in front of a monument that was built in her great-grandfather’s memory.
Three young boys play on playground equipment at Circle Drive Park in Livingston for the town’s 100-year anniversary and Founder’s Day Celebration at Circle Drive Park on Saturday, Sept. 22.
Two boys compete against each other in a boat race at Circle Drive Park during the Town of Livingston’s 100-year anniversary and Founder’s Day Celebration at Circle Drive Park on Saturday, Sept. 22.
Jackson McCreary, right, tosses a ball at a dunk booth in the hopes of making Doyle High Principal Lance Dawsey take the plunge during the Town of Livingston’s 100-year anniversary and Founder’s Day Celebration at Circle Drive Park on Saturday, Sept. 22.
Children climb a large inflatable slide at Circle Drive Park during the Town of Livingston’s 100-year anniversary and Founder’s Day Celebration at Circle Drive Park on Saturday, Sept. 22.
A team of five judges sample jambalaya that was prepared for a cook-off at the Town of Livingston’s 100-year anniversary and Founder’s Day Celebration at Circle Drive Park on Saturday, Sept. 22.
From left, Randal Brewster and Larry Duffy were the winners of the jambalaya cook-off held during the Town of Livingston’s 100-year anniversary and Founder’s Day Celebration at Circle Drive Park on Saturday, Sept. 22.
T-shirts commemorating the Town of Livingston’s 100-year anniversary and Founder’s Day Celebration held Saturday, Sept. 22, were available for sale. Proceeds from the T-shirt sales will go toward Circle Drive Park.
