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Amy Mull of Selinsgrove watches closely as her first tattoo is outlined and filled by Laura Grissinger during a 24-hour Tattoo-a-thon to benifit Cody Keller at Machine Head Tattoo Parlor in Shamokin Dam Thursday. Mull said she decided to get her first tattoo after watching her husband and daughter get inked, "I didn't want to be left out and it is for a good cause." Grissinger, manager at the parlor said they are doing this to help the Keller family because when someone in the community needs help you help. Local businesses have donated supplies and food for the event that will give 25 percent of every tattoo and all money from food, raffle, and donations to help Cody Keller who was injured during a race at Selinsgrove speedway April 18.
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