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Director screens her new 'Stranger Things' documentary in Springfield (opens the original)
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Award-winning German Syrian documentary director and cinematographer, Martina Radwan, screened the new Stranger Things documentary, One Last Adventure: The Making of Stranger Things 5 at Missouri State University on September 21. The documentary focused on the behind-the-scenes creative writing and cinematography process of the show’s final season. For three years, Radwan captured on screen the timeline of the show’s culmination. After the screening, Radwan and the head of Missouri State Univers
It's time for Cider Days in Springfield despite temperatures in the upper 90s (opens the original)
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Cider Days is this weekend. The annual event is held on historic Walnut Street between John Q. Hammons Parkway and National Avenue. It will include a wide variety of food and arts vendors as well as live performances. Crystal Quade, executive director of the Downtown Springfield Association, which hosts the event, sees it as the Ozarks' start of fall. "While the temperature may not be agreeing with us this weekend," she said, "you know, we are pushing fall forward as I know everyone is eager for
Springfield-Greene Health Department reports rabies in bats, educates public on prevention (opens the original)
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In recent weeks, the Springfield-Greene County Health Department (SGCHD) has detected two rabies cases in bats. While the exposure risk to the public remains low, the health department wants the community to practice prevention. Rabies is preventable, but it can be fatal to humans. The virus is spread via the bites or scratches of infected animals. The health department reports that bats will attempt to enter homes for warmth. If you find one in your home, isolate it in a room and contact Animal
Route 66 documentary to screen in Springfield (opens the original)
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On Saturday, the feature length documentary "Route 66: The Main Street of America," will have a special screening at Springfield’s Gillioz Theatre. From Chicago, IL to Santa Monica, CA, the documentary details the extensive stories shared by the various cities and communities, including Springfield, of the road’s historical significance then and now. Per the Route 66 Centennial website, the veteran documentary filmmaker, John Paget, has extensively covered the Mother Road's local history since 1
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