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Family fun for all ages at Roberson’s Fun Center



             Welcome  back  to  another  Spot-
          light Series with Sarah!
             The series where the writer gets
          to  know  the  city  more  personally,
          while  the  readers  get  to  know  the
          writer better in the process.
             After a week where life seemed to
          be kicking both mine and my neigh-
          bor, Autumn's, butts, I asked if she
          and  her  kids,  Theron  II  and  Mya,  area  with  a  seesaw,  rocking  horse,
          would like to try out and experience  trampoline, basketball hoop, piano
          a new place with me to blow off some  play  mat,  giant  connect  four,  toys,
          steam.                             books, and more.
             They all said yes and were excited  Immediately, we could tell there
          to try something new together.     was something for everyone and this
             On  Saturday,  August  2nd,  the  was  a  great  space  for  parties  or
          four  of  us  visited  Roberson’s  Fun  events.
          Center for the first time.            Cynthia  Roberson,  Roberson’s
             Not  sure  what  to  expect,  we  Fun Center owner, was sitting at the
          walked in and saw a wall of TVs and  register by the door and gave us a
          gaming chairs on the left side. The  quick tour and pointed out all the            Theron II and Mya, playing video games at Roberson’s Fun Center.
          rest of the space was filled with ar-  fun center’s features.           We  started  off  our  visit  with  a  time playing it.
          cade games, pool tables, foosball, air  We paid a small admission fee for  game  of  foosball,  then  Mya  played  When  it  comes  to  playing  pool,
          hockey, and even corn hole.        one hour of gaming/billiards.      Pac-Man  on  an  arcade  table.  The  Autumn  and  I  on  the  other  hand,
             There were tables and chairs by    Roberson  explained  she  didn’t  kids  switched  to  playing  Out  Run  just  enjoyed  ourselves  and  were
          the windows to sit down and eat at,  like the idea of tokens, so none of  and  Pac-Man  on  arcade  machines,  happy  when  we  actually  landed  a
          along  with  a  giant  couch  near  a  her  arcade  games  require  tokens.  while Autumn and I played pool.  shot.
          mounted TV on the back wall, and a  The admission fee was all we paid   Out  Run  is  a  racing  game  and  Theron ended up sitting at one of
          stage for karaoke.                 for the entire visit, which was really  Mya – who is turning 5 this month –
             In  the  back  corner  was  a  kid’s  nice.                        was  surprisingly  good  at  her  first     See Spotlight, page 14















































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