Local Girl Scouts help Michael Souers, vice chair of the Scottsville Forestry Board, plant a new dawn redwood tree at Johnson Park. A total of six redwoods were planted Saturday in honor of Arbor Day; the bare root species was selected due to its ability to grow quickly and tall, with a long lifespan. Photo courtesy of Jennifer Crowley.
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