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October Art Walk gears up for Halloween season (opens the original)
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The Oct. 2 First Friday Art Walk will include additional opportunities to listen to live music and welcome the Halloween season downtown and along Commercial Street. Along with the 26 venues, the Downtown Springfield Association will use vacant spaces for art pop-ups. The pop-ups will be at the downtown square, 313 South Ave. and 134 Park Central Square. All of the pop-ups will include free live music. A couple of businesses will have Halloween-season events. Hotel Vandivort will host a preview
First Friday Art Walk Adds C-Street to the Monthly Showcase of Springfield Culture (opens the original)
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First Friday Art Walk is expanding to Commercial Street on Sept. 4, adding six C-Street venues to the monthly event. Springfield Regional Arts Council Executive Director Leslie Forrester said the expansion builds on C-Street’s growing arts scene. “There has been some history of them participating in the Art Walk program many years ago,” said Forrester. “As businesses have come and settled in and really embraced the artistic scene on the north side of town, it was a natural extension where there'
Local Author to Publish Book Reflecting on the Day Before 9/11 (opens the original)
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Jacob Brower is a longtime area journalist and first-time author. His debut book, “September 10,” is a work of historical fiction focused on the day before 9/11. Brower has a deep appreciation for obscure history. The idea came to him when he realized he didn't remember a single detail of Sept. 10, 2001. “Once the idea got stuck in my head, I couldn't let it go,” Brower said. “So I read everything I could read on that day, which wasn't much.” The main character, Jack McCune, is a financial execu
History Museum on the Square transfers archives to MSU (opens the original)
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The History Museum on the Square and Missouri State University have collaborated to transfer the museum’s archived collection to Meyer Library. The History Museum and MSU’s Meyer Library Special Collections and Archives have worked together before to share content or put exhibits together. This particular partnership marks a step forward in their shared goal to protect the legacy of these archived materials. Sean FitzGibbons, executive director of the History Museum on the Square, noted that bef
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