Kidfest 2013 will take place at the Ohio University Convocation Center on Saturday, April 20 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Although many parents anticipate their child's bedtime as a point in the day when they can finally enjoy some peace and quiet, there are those moms and dads who dread bedtime, which can be frustrating for even the most level headed parents. 

Most people have heard of 4-H. However, unless you've participated in it, you may have no idea the aim or range of activities that it encompasses.

Many of this year's high school graduates will be leaving home for a college campus in the fall. Such a departure is often bittersweet for kids and parents alike.

Reality television has garnered its share of devoted viewers, many of whom happen to be young females. Statistics indicate the number of tween and teenage girls tuning into to see their favorite reality TV is on the rise.

The Athens NEWS Spotlight on Kids, our annual lead up to KidFest, highlights the many ways to keep your children clothed, healthy and having fun. Check out our digital edition to read all the articles.

Adults may find they don't have enough time to do all the things they wish they could. Commitments to work, family and friends often leave individuals with little time for anything, including themselves.

Keeping kids at a healthy weight involves a little creativity. After all, parents can't simply drop their sons and daughters off at the local gym. Masking fitness as fun activities can help make children more enthusiastic about fitness.

A child goes through approximately eight clothing size changes in the first two years of life. As he or she continues to grow, it's not unlikely to see clothing sizes increase every six to 12 months, and then annually once the child enters school. It can be an expensive venture to clothe a child, and many parents express frustration about having to frequently shop for children's clothing.