HOLIDAY HAPPENINGS IN THE OZARKS


Local fundraisers, parades and music


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Rudolph's Holly Jolly Christmas Parade at Silver Dollar City.


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The Ozarks offers plenty of opportunities to get in the holiday spirit, whether it’s nibbling homemade cookies or listening to uplifting mu- sic. Local parades and win- dow displays make you feel you’re experiencing an old- time Christmas. Drive- through light displays feature favorite holiday themes, delighting children and adults alike. Holiday events make the season even more special and help create mem- ories that will last throughout the year.


Fundraisers and shopping events


Nov. 10


From 10-11 a.m., kids and their families can travel through a Life-Sized Candy Land at the Donald W. Rey- nolds Library serving Baxter County, 300 Library Hill, Mountain Home.


Mid-November


Cameo Club of Mountain Home offers a Camilla pecan fundraiser. Cost is $11 for 1 lb. of pecan halves or pieces. Proceeds benefit community and scholarships. Pecans


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