KINGS MILLS, OH (FOX19) - On Saturday, February 11 & Sunday, February 12, a musical drama performance of "Dead Serious...About Life" will be presented at Kings High School in Kings Mill, Ohio. The performance on Saturday begins at 6:00 p.m. and the Sunday performance begins at 3:00 p.m. The musical will be performed by a group called Mishpachah, Inc., which is based out of Mason, Ohio.

Mishpachah, Inc. is an auditioned group of high school students from the Cincinnati, Ohio area who participate in this community drama/music group. The group's unique name "Mishpachah" is a Hebrew word that means family or clan. "Mish" as they are called, is known for their radical and exceptional style and choreography. In the ‘11-’12 performance year, the group consist of 36 students representing 20 different school districts and 24 different churches.

CAESAR CREEK STATE PARK, OH (FOX19) - The Special Olympics Ohio 2012 Polar Plunge held at Caesar Creek State Park, in Waynesville, is set for Saturday, January 28. The Caesar Creek Polar Plunge, one of nine Polar Plunges scheduled in Ohio this winter, is held for the benefit of Special Olympics Ohio.

This is the second straight year for the event to be held at Caesar Creek.

MASON, OH (FOX19) - Mason Community Center will present a unique one-day program for families with special needs to feel comfortable trying a new activity without the pressure of having to join a team or class to participate. 

“Try It” offers an opportunity to try out several great sports, including soccer, baseball, and a Zumba class sampler, to help kids begin a new, healthy lifestyle.  The programs have been designed to work with the child to support any and all levels of participation.  Parents will meet the experienced people who will be supporting their child and answering any questions they may have.  In addition, buddies will be available to come alongside each child to make sure he or she has a positive experience while trying a new skill. There is no cost to participate. 

Try it: Sports! will be from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, January 28, 2012, at Mason Community Center.