Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 21st of September.
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🎭 Culture
Corn mazes in the Ozarks are adapting to extreme heat and drought; Exeter is open while Feemsters will open Saturday, Sept.
26 at 1 p.m. with food trucks available for treats, ensuring visitors still enjoy the fall experience.
Springfield artist Louis Medlock is carving a dead cherry tree into a wildlife sculpture at Phelps Grove Park near the flower garden; he began work last week and expects to finish within a month, weather permitting — the art honors local flora and fauna.
🎓 Education
Local financial advisor Kristy Roach of Arvest Bank urges families to plan early for rising college tuition costs by setting up dedicated savings accounts + exploring scholarships to cover extra expenses such as textbooks and laptops.
Her guidance helps local students prepare for higher education amid increasing tuition rates.
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