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De Soto Fall Festival draws smaller crowd due to high temperatures (opens the original)
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Hotter-than normal temperatures affected attendance at the 35th annual De Soto Fall Festival on Sept. 19. Sarah Greenlee, office coordinator for the De Soto Chamber of Commerce, said a large crowd arrived early to enjoy the activities before the heat. âBy around 1 p.m., the temperatures had become extremely challenging, and we saw a significant decline in festival attendance as many people understandably chose to escape the heat,â she said, adding it was probably the hottest fall festival th
Time to revive photo albums and scrapbooks? (opens the original)
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Iâm not talking about those digital picture frames that you give your mom or grandma where random family photos from the past 10 years scroll across the screen. Iâm not talking about the photo app on your smart phone that stores all 7,000 of your photos, videos and random screenshots or your social media photo album, for that matter. Iâm talking about the physical book of photos with the annoying clear, wrinkled, plastic sheets or the ones with pockets. And your mom wrote descriptions on t
De Soto Fall Festival slated for Sept. 19 (opens the original)
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The 35th annual De Soto Chamber of Commerce Fall Festival will be held Saturday, Sept. 19, along Main Street. The festival will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. from Fletcher to West Pratt streets. Sarah Greenlee, office coordinator for the De Soto Chamber of Commerce, said new activities this year will include a kangaroo encounter and a performance by a magician. DJ Edwards, a master magician from Park Hills who has been performing for three decades, will perform at 11 a.m. on Main Street. âHe w
Jefferson County P&Z gives new AT&T tower the go-ahead (opens the original)
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The Jefferson County Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously approved a plan for a new telecommunications tower in the Pacific area during its Aug. 27 meeting. The tower, located at 3853 Lynch Road, will be leased to AT&T and other cell phone providers. Members Chris Moenster and Danny Tuggle were absent from the meeting. Mitchell Bair, director of County Services and Code Enforcement, said the request will go before the County Council on Monday for a vote. Scott Goble, representing City Swit
Coleman files for Page’s seat (opens the original)
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The November ballot will look a little different after two judges recently were granted court orders to have their names removed from their races. Jeffrey Coleman stepped down from his associate circuit judge race Sept. 4 to run for the circuit court judge position vacated by Edward Page. On Aug. 26, the day after the final certification date for the November election, Page requested to withdraw his candidacy for Division 2 judge through court order. He retired from the bench on April 30 with tw
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