Images: That was a fun Week in Pictures

  Elden Pfaff, of Huntley steers his 1948 Farmall Cub through the McHenry County Fairgrounds in Woodstock Wednesday, during a tractor parade in the 2016 fair. The small tractor produces only 9 horsepower.

  Joe Daniszewski, of Mt Prospect chews his way through 29 wings in 10 minutes Sunday during the Woodfield Area Children's Organization's 16th annual "Best of the 'Burbs" Wingfest in Schaumburg.

  Abby Coleman, of Glenview spends some quality time with her Holstein "Kingboy" during the Lake County Fair in Grayslake Saturday.

  Madison Conard, 3, of Sugar Grove checks to see how much her fish weigh after playing a fishing game Saturday at the Sugar Grove Corn Boil.

  Hundreds spread out on the lawn at Tuesday's National Night Out event at Festival Park in Elgin to watch Star Wars: The Force Awakens.

  The Walgreens Chicago International Dragon Boat Festival kicked off at Flentie Park at Lake Arlington with team River Casino's Sue Baumgartner, of Des Plaines banging the drum as they head out to race.

  Tom Poole, of Algonquin and the Northern Illinois Chapter of the Veterans Network Committee, rolls up one of 325 American Flags that made up a Field of Honor display at the Algonquin Founders' Days festival in Towne Park in Algonquin Sunday. Each flag represents an Illinois soldier who died in service since the Gulf War. The Algonquin Field of Honor was part of a national program sponsored by Veterans Network Committee, the same organization that runs the Honor Flight program that flies veterans to Washington D.C..

  Santa from Santa's Village Azoosment Park waves to the crowd during the Algonquin Founders' Days parade.

  Cousins Madelyn McCart, 6, of Ingleside and Elle Luedtke, 3, of McHenry watch the Master Showman Competition Sunday during the Lake County Fair in Grayslake.

  Five-year-old Madalaena Konkey leaves the table after winning an ice cream eating contest at the Algonquin Founders' Days festival in Towne Park in Algonquin Sunday. Contestants faced off by age groups. Madalaena was happy to win, despite having an upset stomach. The free contest was sponsored by Colonial Cafe. She is from West Dundee.

  Evelyn Medina, 15, of West Chicago enjoys some ice cream during the 27th annual West Chicago Night Out Against Crime Tuesday in Reed-Keppler Park.

  Brandon Mack, of the Jesse White Tumblers from Chicago, thrill the audience at the Streamwood Summer Celebration parade.

  Houston Hubert rides a bucking bronco at the Latting Rodeo during the the DuPage County Fair.

  Eva Sudar, 5, left and her sister Ana, 7, react differently as powder is tossed onto them and their mother Emilie while posing for a picture Sunday after the Bob Leonard 1K Family Color Run in Pottawatomie Park in St. Charles. They are from St. Charles.

  Fans await the arrival of Demi Lovato and Nick Jonas at Chicago Premium Outlets in Aurora on Tuesday.

  Colorful tails of hand-tied musky flies line up after being tied by Jeremy Spaccapaniccia of DuPage Fly Fishing Co. in Naperville.

  Kenny Mahon, of Texas, performs with a five-year-old Australian shepherd during an "Ultimate Flying Canine" show at the McHenry County Fair in Woodstock Wednesday. The show was sponsored by The DAWG Foundation, a non-profit group that places companion dogs with veterans suffering with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.

  Henry Alley, 4, of Round Lake Park plays with his fish balloon during Park Fest in Round Lake Park Saturday.

  The reflection of colorful kayaks turns the Fox River into a watercolor scene at the 55th Mid-American Canoe and Kayak Race in Batavia last month.

  I shot this statue of Humpty Dumpty at the Waukegan Public Library. There are many interesting statues outside the library along with a flower garden. It's worth a glance if you are in the area.

  The WWII Vintage Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress was a thrill for Nathaniel Matusik, 5, and his dad Matthew of Morton Grove, who squeezed through the bomb compartment of the B-17 as part of the Wings of Freedom Tour that flew into Chicago Executive Airport in Wheeling on Monday.

  Nick Jonas, left, and Demi Lovato greet fans at Chicago Premium Outlets in Aurora on Tuesday. The two pop stars answered a few questions for fans.

  Eric Sanchez, 2, of Mundelein tie-dyes a t-shirt during Mundelein's annual National Night Out at the Santa Maria del Popolo Catholic Church grounds Tuesday night.

  Antioch Deputy Chief John Laskowski cooks hot dogs during Antioch's annual National Night Out at the Antioch Band Shell Tuesday night. The event featured free hot dogs and chips, firetruck rides, a K-9 demonstration and Police Chief Steve Huffman and his band "1 Sam 10."

  Jason Stoops, of Batavia judges the aroma of a contestant's chili Saturday during the 24th State Championship Chili Cook Off in Batavia. "I enjoy identifying the intricacies within a similar medium," said Stoops, who has been judging chili for three years. "Some are a little spicier and some are more fragrant." Overall, Stoops said he was very satisfied with the level of competition this year.

  Victoria Mendez and her daughter Alexa, 6, of Aurora pick out books during the Back to School Fair for DuPage County students at the Odeum Expo Center in Villa Park.

  Love Christian Clearinghouse volunteer Lori Jarnakowicz helps students during the Back to School Fair for DuPage County students at the Odeum Expo Center in Villa Park.

  Kara Peterson, as Princess Catalina, and Jeff Holst as King Carlos, pack school supplies for needy kids at Medieval Times.

  Carissa Stauss and her mother Dawn, right, pose for the crowd during a Mother/Daughter Look-A-Like contest at the McHenry County Fair in Woodstock Thursday. The Hebron pair won first place.

  Former firefighter Jim Aronson, of Lake Villa spins the wheel in the Ham or Bacon booth during the 83rd Annual Lake Villa Days on Thursday at Lehmann Park. The festival is sponsored by the Lake Villa Firefighters Association featuring bingo, games, food and carnival rides.

  Dan Kinsella, of Wheaton holds his granddaughter while announcer Pete Friedmann takes the stage while being honored for his 35 yers with the The Wheaton Municipal Band.

  Downtown Arlington Heights kicks off the Mane Event marking the upcoming Arlington Million with Eric Wilde, 25, and Amy Hill, 25, both of Schaumburg horsing around at the event.