Slideshow: Walworth town square corn roast
Corn season 2019 officially arrives as folks fill up the Walworth town square for the Geneva Lake West Rotary Corn & Brat Fest.  Â
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Amanda Miller, a volunteer from Big Foot High School, sorts through a pile of corn Aug. 3, 2019 during the Geneva Lake West Rotary Corn & Brat Fest on the town square in Walworth.
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Graham Murphy and Tammy Haase, both of Richmond, Illinois, get ready to enjoy their lunch Aug. 3 during the Geneva Lake West Rotary Corn & Brat Fest on the town square in Walworth.
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Shucking freshly roasted earns of corn are Jacob Laing, left, and Olivia Kovarik, volunteers at the Geneva Lake West Rotary Corn & Brat Fest held Aug. 3 on the town square in Walworth.
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Kevin Roeske of Walworth enjoys an ear of roasted corn Aug. 3 on the town square in Walworth during the Geneva Lake West Rotary Corn & Brat Fest.
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Volunteers on the left and patrons keep things moving along Aug. 3 in the serving line for the Geneva Lake West Rotary Corn & Brat Fest on the town square in Walworth.
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Rotary Club members Glenn Wergin, left, and John Conley keep the bratwurst grill going Aug. 3 during the Geneva Lake West Rotary Corn & Brat Fest on the town square in Walworth.
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Spencer Majerus does his part Aug. 3, 2019 in helping to prepare roasted corn for patrons at the Geneva Lake West Rotary Corn & Brat Fest on the town square in Walworth.
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Volunteers Genna Sandstrom, left, and Kelly Kline, members of the National Honor Society at Big Foot High School, get ears of corn ready for the roasters Aug. 3 during the Geneva Lake West Rotary Corn & Brat Fest.
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Volunteers take a break at the roasters used to get corn ready Aug. 3 for customers at the Geneva Lake West Rotary Corn & Brat Fest on the town square in Walworth.
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