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Spooky season kicks off with popular campgrounds trick-or-treating (opens the original)
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In some ways, the Midwest gets the best parts of autumn — sweater weather, crunchy leaves and fall colors. But when it comes to trick-or-treating, the cold weather often means jackets over beautiful costumes and going door-to-door in the dark, trying to avoid cars driving past. Green Valley State Park has solved both of those problems with their trick-or-treat night Saturday, Oct. 3 from 5:30-7 p.m. With forecasted weather of 70 degrees and sunny, it’s the perfect evening to safely trick-or-trea
Deluge of rains cause malfunction of crossing arms (opens the original)
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For longtime Creston residents, it's a foreign sound — a train blaring on the horn. While it may be a nuisance at 6:30 a.m. or while trying to enjoy a conversation outside, it's a safety necessity at the moment as an exceedingly wet summer has led to the short-circuiting of the crossing system. Creston Street Superintendent TJ Parsons said he first noticed the Elm Street crossing arms up in the air despite a train rolling through early the morning of Sept. 10. He contacted the Union County Law E
Donations and grants drive conservation efforts (opens the original)
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Keeping Union County’s recreational areas beautiful has been a team effort as donations and grants have helped push progress along. Conservation Director Mike Hilger presented a quarterly report to the Union County Board of Supervisors earlier this month, laying out the projects they’ve completed, ones in the works and those that are on the horizon. A former district forester's legacy will live on at Three Mile Lake after a generous donation by his family.
Tear gas forces wanted felon to emerge after 5-hour standoff (opens the original)
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After five hours of negotiating, more than 20 rounds of tear gas and the utilization of multiple drones, a wanted man emerged from the top window of a Creston home and was subsequently taken into custody. The incident, ending in the arrest of Jerry M. Williams, 47, of Lenox, occurred Tuesday afternoon on North Elm Street in Creston. According to a press release by Creston Police Chief Cameron Hale, officers received information Tuesday morning that Williams, who was wanted in Polk County on mult
Creston pivots to road race in face of wet conditions (opens the original)
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What’s supposed to be the busiest part of the cross country season turned into a race desert as wet conditions canceled meet after meet, resulting in 20 days without competition for the Creston Panthers. But by looking at the results of Tuesday’s Panther Invitational, you’d never know. Creston swept their home invite, the girls scoring 42 and the boys scoring 39. The race was more complicated than usual to get underway as Creston also faced abnormally wet conditions. With the golf course no long
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