Kite Fest Postponed One Day, Star Party Still on Saturday

Creston News Week of January 5th, 2026

The New Year was celebrated by several local folks by staying home because of the possibility of slick icy roads.  Folks ate cooked cabbage as such is considered a good sign starting out the new year.  Curtis Marks was calling on Rev. Carl Marks. “Cooter” noted that Mr. & Mrs. R. P Marks and daughters Read More…

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