Well, how about some good news to pass along today? And you can't go wrong when you're talking about a circus. If you enjoy an old-fashioned circus, Lake Erie Speedways the place for you this weekend. But this circus had something a little extra. Kristen Nielsen is live in the studio to tell us more. Hello, Kristen. That's right, Dave. The Carson and Barnes Circusaurus Show is taken over Lake Erie Speedway this weekend. The show complete with performing dogs, elephants, and dinosaurs. Hundreds of circus lovers filled the high top at Lake Erie Speedway for Sunday's afternoon performance of the Circusaurus Show. This event had everything from showgirls, high-flying aerialists, and everyone's favorite. The elephants. But something you may not have expected to see at your average circus. Dinosaurs. This is one way Carson and Barnes is keeping the circus tradition alive. These life-like dinos were the main attraction of the show, leaving parents and kids on the edge of their seats. Nearly 1,000 people showed up just today for Carson and Barnes Circus during a time when they were coming around the world. They are closing down. My grandpa brought me to the circus. My dad did, so now I'm bringing my son to the circus. And the circus is on around anymore as much. So this is really cool. It came to your end. We're really happy to see kids coming back into the circus. You look around, you see families, you see little kids, little boys and girls. Because it was getting to that point where a lot of older people would sit down and enjoy a live entertainment. But now we're trying to get the kids excited about the circus again. And the top off, the event, are very own Tracy Tudope served as guest ringmaster for the show. If you missed this weekend's show in Eerie, the circus will be in Albion and Franklin on the third and fourth. For more details on showtimes and locations, go to ureere.com. Dave. Thanks, Kristin. Yeah, and I'm going to be the guest ringmaster in Albion tomorrow. Can't wait for that.