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Kaitlyn McConnell

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Sep 30, 2026
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Jul 8, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Kaitlyn McConnell

    Ozarks Notebook: Missouri Fair Carries on Generations of Tradition | The Daily Yonder (opens the original)

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    As in most rural regions, fairs and festivals are a core part of Ozarks culture. What they recognize differs depending on the place, but regardless of whether it’s about apples or apple butter or pumpkins or old-time music, they share a common factor: People who make them possible in support of community good. That’s true in rural southwest Missouri, where Pat and Peggy Napper were recently chosen as grand marshals of the 2026 Billings Community Fair. The couple, married 64 years, invested decad

  2. Article · Jul 29, 2026 · Kaitlyn McConnell

    Ozarks Notebook: ‘Outsider Folk Art’ Made of a Million Pieces | The Daily Yonder (opens the original)

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    Stories speak from the walls of the Eudora Baptist Church. Rather than words, they use images to tell tales of faith, family and community through a gallery of intricate mosaics created by church kids over the past 25 years. Tiny, colorful pieces comprise each work: There’s one made from puzzle pieces, one from buttons, one from small toys. Another uses fishing lures, sourced from church members. One year, the church asked for congregants’ unused costume jewelry. Those sparkly chains and beads w

  3. Article · Jul 8, 2026 · Kaitlyn McConnell

    Ozarks Notebook: Saving Greenfield’s Town Square | The Daily Yonder (opens the original)

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    Rural communities are built and shaped by the hands of generations with good intentions. Sometimes those efforts are challenged by modern-day circumstances, fewer mom-and-pop businesses, and shifting populations that leave those who remain to reminisce about different days. That was on display in Greenfield, Missouri, in late May. The rural community of about 1,200 people has seen significant change over the last few decades, losing most of its downtown businesses. Its square has faded, with man

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