Lemonade Day 2022

Coralyn Patton, 6, operated Corra’s Sunny Side Shack in Starkville with the help of her mother Madalyn Patton during Saturday’s Lemonade Day. They sold fresh-squeezed lemonade and chocolate chip cookies. Elijah Karriem/Dispatch Staff

Reece Wiggins, 10, fills a cup during Lemonade Day in Columbus. “I’m earning money for me and my family, “ Reece said. “We are giving some to our church offering and I will buy books and video games,” he added. He is the son of Gee and Amanda Wiggins. Deanna Robinson/Dispatch Staff

Khloe Hughes, 10, fills a cup with ice for her next customer during Lemonade Day in Columbus. “I am going to save some money and make a donation,” Khloe said. She is the daughter of Kelly and Jeremy Turner. Deanna Robinson/Dispatch Staff

Kayla Marie Gilmore, owner of KMG Creations, mentors Issac Wadford, 7, and Zaire Robinson, 10, on how to own and operate their own business during Saturday’s Lemonade Day in Starkville. Elijah Karriem/Dispatch Staff

Alex Williams, 7, and Madelynn Vail, 7, work their lemonade stand Saturday, in East Columbus on Lemonade Day. “We are saving money for the beach,” Madelynn said. She is the daughter of Micayla Michaels. Alex’s mother is Desiree Williams. Deanna Robinson/Dispatch Staff

Kiyah Mullings, 9, sells lemonade and lemon cookies in Starkville Saturday morning. Elijah Karriem/Dispatch Staff

Tiffany Jefferson buys lemonade and nachos from Kira Lang, 7, Gavin Lang, 9, and Levi Lang, 5, on Alabama Street in Columbus, Saturday. “I here to support the kids and their entrepreneurship and to support Columbus,” Tiffany said. “I want to save money to go to the water parks this summer,” Gavin said. Their mother, Ebonie Lang, plans to take them to four water parks over the summer break. Deanna Robinson/Dispatch Staff