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Cindy Stevens

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Aug 13, 2026
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Jul 29, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 13, 2026 · By Cindy Stevens, Argus Correspondent

    First Annual Coloma Crafts DeStash draws creators to the Community Center - Waushara Argus (opens the original)

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    The Coloma Community Center buzzed with excitement this weekend as the Coloma Library hosted its first Coloma Crafts DeStash, a new event designed to bring crafters together to trade, sell, and discover supplies of every imaginable kind. Tables overflowed with craft machines, fabric bundles, paper goods, tools, and thousands of crafting items, transforming the center into a temporary marketplace of creativity.Deb Sadowski, Coloma Librarian, said the idea grew from a simple truth familiar to most

  2. Article · Aug 13, 2026 · By Cindy Stevens, Argus Correspondent

    A.R. Albert and Villetta Hawley Albert Horticultural Garden hosts community focused Open House in Hancock - Waushara Argus (opens the original)

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    The A.R. Albert and Villetta Hawley Albert Horticultural Garden welcomed residents from across Waushara County for a vibrant midsummer open house celebrating horticulture, civic engagement, and community service. The garden, a cornerstone of Hancock’s agricultural identity, was filled with visitors exploring static and garden displays, speaking with volunteers, and learning about new initiatives planned for the coming years, and a tractor tour of the facilities.The horticultural center traces it

  3. Article · Jul 29, 2026 · By Cindy Stevens, Argus Correspondent

    Almond’s Tater Toot celebration draws big crowds, bigger smiles - Waushara Argus (opens the original)

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    The Village of Almond came alive as the annual Tater Toot Festival took over downtown, bringing with it a parade bursting with small town charm, the marching band, and a full lineup of community fundraisers that showcased the heart of rural Portage County.The Tater Toot parade—organized in partnership with the Almond Lions Club kicked off under clear skies and a steady hum of anticipation. Spectators lined up on Main Street, kids anxious for the candy collection.Floats ranged from a new massive

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