The Ardmore Walmart Supercenter was alive with the sound of children playing and bike bells ringing Saturday afternoon. From noon to 4 p.m., a life-size, blue cardboard train stood in front of the toy section, with passengers like Barbie, Hatchimals and various other toys, as a part of Walmart's 2nd National Play Day. Walmart introduced it's first-ever National Play Day last year as a way for children to test toys for free and to live the dream of playing with toys normally left on the shelf. Lindsay Sykes, an employee with the vendor company running the activities, was manning the event in her train conductor outfit...
