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Truitt House Celebrates 39 Years Of Halloween Tradition
A longtime Halloween tradition continues in Ottumwa as the Truitt House, located at 1339 North Van Buren Street, celebrates its 39th year of Halloween decorating. For nearly four decades, the Truitt House has helped bring Halloween excitement to the community, creating a festive destination for children and families during the Halloween season.
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Iowa DNR to Stock 1,500 Trout in Ottumwa
Fishing enthusiasts will have an opportunity to enjoy a day of trout fishing when the Iowa Department of Natural Resources stocks 1,500 trout in the pond at Greater Ottumwa Park on Monday, November 2. The trout stocking is scheduled for 11 a.m., giving local anglers a chance to get outside...
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Ottumwa K9 Ricco to Receive Protective Vest
Ottumwa Police Department’s K9 Ricco to get donation of body armor. Ottumwa Police Department, IA – K9 Ricco will receive a bullet and stab protective vest thanks to a charitable donation from non-profit organization Vested Interest in K9s, Inc. K9 Ricco’s vest was sponsored by Vested Interest in K9s, Inc. Delivery is expected within ten weeks.
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Musical tricks and treats! SEISO KidSymphony – Halloween Weekend!
Musical tricks and treats! SEISO KidSymphony – Halloween Weekend!. The Southeast Iowa Symphony Orchestra brings the KidSymphony to five locations on October 31st and November 1st including a concert in Mt. Pleasant on Saturday, October 31st at the Chapel Auditorium at 2pm. All will be dressed up for Halloween and that includes the audience (all ages) who are invited to wear their favorite costumes! Maestro Robert McConnell said the symphony is for everyone and will feature hit tunes from the musical “Wicked”, “Golden” from ‘KPop Demon Hunters, and “Merry-Go-Round of Life” from Howl’s Moving Castle. After each concert, kids and adults are welcome onstage to visit with the musicians. Admission is free for students & children – all others are $10. For tickets and more information, access www.seiso.us.
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From Names in Concrete to 13 Miles of Trails: The History Behind Oskaloosa’s Recreation Trail
OSKALOOSA, Iowa – In 1998, a small section of concrete marked the start of what is now 13 miles of recreational trails around Oskaloosa. Today, these trails link neighborhoods, parks, and important parts of the community’s history. Recently, Lindsey Holmburg and Makenzie Burk from MCRF visited the Oskaloosa...