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Two thousand attend Realty Executives Premiere Trunk or Treat
About 2,000 people attended the 13th annual Realty Executives Premiere Trunk or Treat on Oct. 24 near the company’s office at 113 Hilltop Village Center Drive in Eureka. Organizer Kim Maher said about 50 area businesses and organizations handed out treats to children and offered small games and prizes.
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Indoor pool to open near end of month; Arnold closes outdoor pool at recreation center
The Arnold Recreation Center will not have an open pool until near the end of the month. The city closed the outdoor pool on Oct. 30 at the rec center, 1695 Missouri State Road, and announced the indoor pool will not open until near the end of November. Arnold closed...
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Young Conservation Area: Labarque Hills Trail Hike
Walk through oak and hickory forests ablaze with fall color and past leaf-covered pools on the Labarque Hills Trail at Young Conservation Area. The hike is 5.9 miles long with a natural surface that can be rocky in spots. You’ll walk on connector trails before reaching the 3.5-mile Labarque Hills Trail loop.
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Pet Spot: Half-sibling dogs inseparable
Marigold, 10, and Teddy, 9, are half sibling golden retrievers and are as tight as they could be, said owner Stephen Chappell of Barnhart. “They are half siblings – same daddy, different mommy,” Chappell said. “They’re very close, bonded for life.”. He said they have different...
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Large Show-Me Rally Field to Bring 2026 Regional Championships to an End
(Potosi, Mo., November 6, 2026) — The 2026 American Rally Association (ARA) championship season comes to an end this weekend as Show-Me Rally takes place November 7 in and around the Mark Twain National Forest near Potosi, Missouri, offering competitors many of the same roads as the Rally in the 100 Acre Wood, the second round of the ARA National Championship.
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This Old-Fashioned Illinois River Ferry Still Carries Cars Across Two Rivers In Minutes
Eight minutes. That’s about how long it takes to drive your car onto a boat, float across a river, and roll off in another state. Better yet, nobody makes you stay buckled in. Once the boat pushes off, you can step out of your vehicle and stand on deck with the water sliding past.