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Farm Fest brings agriculture to the city of Springfield
The 43rd Ozark Fall Farm Festival will be held Oct. 7-9 at the Ozark Empire Fairgrounds, located in north Springfield.
Parking and admission for the event will be free for all attendees as they gain knowledge on products and services for agriculture and rural living.
Special agricultural events manager for the festival, Lance Markley said, “In 1980 ‘FarmTalk’ newspaper, which is located in Parsons, Kansas, partnered with the Ozark fairgrounds to start a new show in Missouri that would feature
Parking and admission for the event will be free for all attendees as they gain knowledge on products and services for agriculture and rural living.
Special agricultural events manager for the festival, Lance Markley said, “In 1980 ‘FarmTalk’ newspaper, which is located in Parsons, Kansas, partnered with the Ozark fairgrounds to start a new show in Missouri that would feature
Fashion Focus: Emma Chamberlain —
We all remember when we first heard the name ‘Emma Chamberlain.’ Emma first gained popularity as a content creator on Youtube where she posted vlogs, skits, day-in-the-life videos, and more; however, as Emma began to grow as a content creator, people started to take notice of her personal style which is as unique and quirky as she is.
Emma’s style can be described as bold and unique as she mixes designer and name brands as well as items from vintage clothing stores. Many of Emma’s first vlogs c
Emma’s style can be described as bold and unique as she mixes designer and name brands as well as items from vintage clothing stores. Many of Emma’s first vlogs c
Bright and Trending — Athleisure! — Sartorial Magazine
Minimalist patterns and bright colors for workout clothes are making people want to show off their rockin' bods. With the combination of athletic styles and relaxed clothing, the style of "athleisure" has become popular both in the gym and out. The rise in athleisure shows that more people are leaning towards the idea that comfort is key when it comes to working out, running errands, and socializing.
Popular brands, such as lululemon, Gymshark, Fabletics, and Athleta have given us a whole new l
Popular brands, such as lululemon, Gymshark, Fabletics, and Athleta have given us a whole new l
70's - With a Modern Twist —
Disco might be dead, but the popular fashion trends of the 70's are back and better than ever before. If you found yourself scrolling on Tik Tok or Pinterest the past few months, you might see trends that would make your grandparents wish they had saved their old clothes. Nostalgic trends, such as head-to-toe denim, sweater vests, crochet tops, and groovy patterns are growing in popularity as modern-day fashion designers take a twist on these classic trends.
Much like Billie Elish's reintroduct
Much like Billie Elish's reintroduct
Farm Fest brings agriculture to the city of Springfield
The 43rd Ozark Fall Farm Festival will be held Oct. 7-9 at the Ozark Empire Fairgrounds, located in north Springfield.
Parking and admission for the event will be free for all attendees as they gain knowledge on products and services for agriculture and rural living.
Special agricultural events manager for the festival, Lance Markley said, “In 1980 ‘FarmTalk’ newspaper, which is located in Parsons, Kansas, partnered with the Ozark fairgrounds to start a new show in Missouri that would feature
Parking and admission for the event will be free for all attendees as they gain knowledge on products and services for agriculture and rural living.
Special agricultural events manager for the festival, Lance Markley said, “In 1980 ‘FarmTalk’ newspaper, which is located in Parsons, Kansas, partnered with the Ozark fairgrounds to start a new show in Missouri that would feature
Local artists band together to open new art venue
The Snail Art House hosted an open house on Friday, April 1, where the community could admire fun, new and colorful art from resident artists, Abby Baechle, Chloe Thorne, Levi Holloway and Kelsey Farris. The downtown house is located at 204 S. Campbell Ave. The artists invited friends, family and the public to look at the new art house.
Residents visiting downtown last Friday night couldn’t help but notice the bright and colorful artwork through the shop’s window and had to pop their heads in.
Residents visiting downtown last Friday night couldn’t help but notice the bright and colorful artwork through the shop’s window and had to pop their heads in.
