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- Aug 19, 2026
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- Jul 5, 2026
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Leader Publications announces Best of Eureka contest (opens the original)
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Leader Publications is expanding its âBest ofâ contest to the city of Eureka for the first time this fall. The 2026 Best of Eureka will be a new contest where residents can nominate and vote for their favorite local businesses, organizations and professionals. The contest will feature five groups with 74 categories. The groups are: Eat & Drink; Home, Auto & Services; Shopping & Style; Family, Health & Pets; and Fun, Arts & Local Life. Within each group, there are categories. For example, in
Man shares positivity, encouragement with message cards (opens the original)
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Donald âDonâ Wieland, a 94-year-old man from Oakville, knows how to make a remarkable first impression. With Don, the impression is made when he hands you one, or several, business-sized cards, featuring positive, encouraging and funny thoughts. Itâs a simple gesture, inspired by his late wife. âI hand out message cards to everyone I meet,â Wieland said. Wieland, who grew up in Lemay, is a veteran of the U.S. Army, having served from 1955-1957. Don met his wife, Jean, when they were ki
Leader celebrates Best of Jefferson County (opens the original)
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About 175 local businesses, organizations and professionals gathered at Leader Publicationsâ Best of Jefferson County celebration on July 9 to be honored for their outstanding work. The night featured category recognitions and awards for finalists voted on during the Leaderâs 2026 Best of Jefferson County contest. This year, the contest saw double the number of nominations compared to the first year, with more than 1,206 businesses nominated across 158 categories. Katelyn Mary Skaggs, advert
Kimmswick Daylily Sale draws big crowd (opens the original)
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The rain stayed away, and the annual Daylily Sale in Kimmswick sold out of its nearly 1,300 plants as expected. Approximately 250 people attended Kimmswickâs 27th annual Daylily Sale on June 27 at Kimmswick resident Carrol Wratherâs state-inspected garden. âThe weather was truly in our favor; the rain stayed away,â said Pam Gormley, Kimmswick Visitor Center manager. âWe had people come before we even opened, and it continued until maybe noon; then we had a few (buyers) here and there
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