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The annual event consists of a parade, Crafts & Cocoa with Santa and holiday tunes sung by area elementary students.
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They requested the audit in response to former mayor and alderman Corey Hendrickson's conviction for fraud and identity theft earlier this year.
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Voters went to the polls in Willard and Fair Grove.
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The event runs 11 A.M. to 2 P.M. The 10,000 square foot inclusive playground was awarded National Demonstration Site status for its mix of inclusive equipment designed to maximize childhood engagement and development.
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Voters in Willard and Fair Grove will cast ballots on June 18.
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The State of Missouri allows for ties in elections of this sort to be decided by a runoff or coin toss, depending on the consent of the candidates.
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Greene County Clerk Shane Schoeller explains what his office will be doing the rest of the week.
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By May 2024, Willard expects to have built one of the largest inclusive playgrounds in the area, complete with ramps, surfaces and play equipment that anyone can use — regardless of disability status.
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The city of Willard says it’s set to take training about state open-government law from the Missouri Attorney General’s office.
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Sam Snider has served has Willard's mayor since 2021.