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How a Carthage bakery is sharing culture through food
CARTHAGE, Mo. — If you want to learn more about a different culture, a good piece of advice is, don't just taste the cuisine, but embrace the cuisine. In the 100-block of South Main Street in Carthage. The store is called, "El Quetzal." The restaurant and bakery is a family-owned business that offers outstanding and visually compelling Guatemalan cuisine.
Lawrence County Record
Humane Society rescues 170 animals from Lawrence County property near Ash Grove
Over 170 animals were rescued from a Lawrence County property near Ash Grove on Sept. 29. The residence sits approximately one mile northwest of Halltown at 4028 Lawrence 1225, Ash Grove. The Humane Society of Missouri (HSMO) called it the largest rescue operation their Animal Cruelty Task Force has undertaken...
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11-year-old wins Apple Fest dessert contest
At just 11 years old, Cree Buckhannan took home first place in the apple dessert contest and was named Grand Champion Baker at this year’s Marionville Apple Fest, held Sept. 18-19, beating out bakers who are older and have been baking far longer. Buckhannan entered an apple cake she...
greenecountycommonwealth.com
Humane Society rescues 170 animals from Lawrence County property near Ash Grove
Over 170 animals were rescued from a Lawrence County property near Ash Grove on Sept. 29. The residence sits approximately one mile northwest of Halltown at 4028 Lawrence 1225, Ash Grove. The Humane Society of Missouri (HSMO) called it the largest rescue operation their Animal Cruelty Task Force has undertaken...
kuaf.com
Monte Ne's sunken resort history lives on at Rogers Historical Museum
TheRogers Historical Museum has an exhibit on Monte Ne, the resort William "Coin" Harvey founded in 1900 about 5 miles southeast of Rogers, Arkansas. Much of the resort has been under Beaver Lake since the 1960s, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers took down its last standing tower in 2023 because it was dangerous.
webbcity.net
Days of band concerts in the bandstand will be revived on Sunday, Oct. 18
For the first time in more than 70 years, a community band will soon be playing in the bandstand in Memorial Park. Reviving the Past is the name of the concert, which will be presented by the Heartland Concert Band in collaboration with the Webb City Area Genealogical Society at 3 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 18.