Winter weather has returned, and with it, comes one awesome cold weather craft. More than 27 tons of ice will be turned into art at the 9th Annual Hunter Ice Festival.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights the festival will hold "Ice Fights" at the Niles River Park Stage. During three 15-minute rounds, carvers will work to create incredible sculptures. The festival continues through Monday.
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