With joyful cheers and the snip of a red ribbon, citizens of Hayden welcomed the newest piece of public art to their community Friday evening.
More than 60 people gathered at the Hayden Library for the dedication ceremony of "Epiphany," a sculpture that represents a human head and the manifestations of the mind. It is made of steel and colorful pieces of Plexiglas. When lit beneath a darkened sky, it creates a vibrant stained-glass effect.

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Although they had their last day of class Friday at Sorensen Magnet School of the Arts and Humanities, the 64 fifth-grade graduates have left a lasting legacy of art.

For the second year in a row, through a partnership with The Art Spirit Gallery in Coeur d'Alene, the fifth-grade class at Sorensen had the opportunity to select one piece of art from more than 30 pieces created by local artists. The piece will have a permanent home in the halls of the magnet school and, for the second year in a row, a piece by Hayden Lake artist Michael Horswill was selected.

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