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FOOD & DRINK
Quench your summertime thirst at Local Liquor
A closet-sized humidor is stocked with a wide variety of cigars, and it maintains proper conditions so the cigars don’t become dry and brittle. As the name would suggest, Local Liquor is a small-town liquor store that aims to fill the needs of the community. But the store, located at 603 N. Main St., next to Hometown Foods in Panora, strives to offer much more than just the basics. Co-owner and manager Tristan Monaghan shared the history and philosophy of Local Liquor, noting that the store opened in 2022.
Jefferson’s Russell Park: From a swamp to a peaceful oasis in the middle of town
Once upon a time, Jefferson’s Russell Park was a wetland, home to muskrats and bullrushes. More than a century ago, that swath of swamp in the middle of Jefferson was transformed into a peaceful park named after the judge who donated the land. Mikki Schwarzkopf of Jefferson will relate...
Record turn out for Scranton Kids Fishing Day
The Steven Squibb Scranton Kids Fishing Day this year was held on a new day and time: Friday, June 7, from 5 to 7 p.m. It turned out to be the most successful event in the last 12 years, with a record turnout of children and parents. The event garnered support from sponsors both locally and internationally, reflecting its growing popularity and outreach.
Perry Chamber Welcomes MC Snacks with Ribbon Cutting on Friday
A local business in Perry known for selling delicious treats, was welcomed into the chamber of commerce Friday afternoon. The chamber held a ribbon cutting at MC Snacks to give recognition to the organization. Perry Chamber Director Lynsi Pasutti started by thanking the crowd of supporters for coming out. She commented that MC Snacks has been apart of the chamber for the last year but just had a scheduling conflict for a ribbon cutting.
Public Voting for Favorite Ring Out for Art Sculpture in Jefferson Ends Soon
Time is running out for public voting of this year’s entries for the Ring Out for Art contest in Jefferson. There are four sculptures that are on display on the south side of the Greene County Courthouse and Jefferson Matters Executive Director Matt Wetrich encourages anyone who hasn’t voted for their favorite sculpture to do it.
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