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A-4 Wednesday, September 29, 2021 The Press-Dispatch Live DOWNTOWN Saturday Night Oct. 9 between Main and Walnut Streets (next to the Courthouse), Petersburg 8th Street Join in for a full day of good food, games, entertainment and more. Brought to you by: Craft Vendors ������ Starting at 8 a�m� Food Trucks ������������������������������ Noon Cornhole Tournament ���� 3 p�m� Tourney sponsored by the Moose Lodge FEATURING EIGHTY-SIXT CONNER LOVELESS AT 6 P�M� AT 3 P�M� music SATURDAY, oCTOBER 9 10am-Noon Crafts and Pumpkin Painting at Shelter House 1 1 pumpkin per child, must be present to participate 10am-? Coconut Jo's Food Truck at Shelter House 1 1-3pm Trick or Treating throughout the park Park gates closed and no cars/trucks allowed in park from 12:50 pm until 4 pm. Parking at the beach. 1-4pm Sweet Dream A La Mode Food Truck at Shelter House 1 7-10pm Rodney Watts Concert at Shelter House 1 Campfire, hot dogs during concert along with Coconut Jo's & Sweet Dream A La Mode Food Trucks H alloween Park in the PRIDES CREEK PARK 16TH ANNUAL 1045 E CR 400 N • PETERSBURG • 812-789-3099 No Hay Rides This Year SPURGEON FALL FEST Tony Rothrock was first to perform during the Spurgeon Festival in Jordon Park on Saturday, Sept. 25. Several volunteers working at the Spurgeon Festival took time to take in the mu- sic. From left are: Maverick Pancake, Judy Krieg, Donnie Pancake, Ralph Newkirk and Matt Sullivan. Emily Vanek pushes her daughter, Sofie, on the swings at Jordon Park during the Spurgeon Festival on Saturday, Sept. 25. No injuries in Wednesday semi accident An Illinois man escaped injury when the semi-truck he was driving overturned on Highway 257, near CR 400 N., early last Wednesday morning. Matthew Howder, 34, of Bridgeport, was driving north on Highway 257 at 2:53 a.m. with a load of turkeys when he got close to the side of the road, lost control, ran off the road into a ditch and overturned, according to Pike County Deputy Sheriff Mike Willis. The 2016 Peterbilt truck was owned by Tri-State Live Haul, Inc., of Celestine. An estimated $50,000 to $100,000 worth of damage occurred. & For 7 weeks, starting November 2, you may run a 2 col. x 3" ad for ONLY $49/week Price includes publication in both papers for double the exposure! That means for all 7 weeks, you invest only $343. Shopping with The Press-Dispatch & Star- Times is designed for small businesses that want to get their message out during the coming holiday seasons. With Summer behind us, the holidays will be here before you know it. Publication Dates: November 2, 9, 16, 23 & 30 • December 7 & 14 Call us today! 812-753-3553 or 812-354-8500 e-mail: ads@sgstartimes.com or ads@pressdispatch.net Shopping 2 02 1 W i t h Add Dec. 21 to catch last minute shoppers for $49