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Lebanon Daily Digest Tuesday, October 06, 2026

Ty's Take

Fall festival season is here, and the Record's question this week hits on something that matters more than it might seem at first glance. These gatherings are where a town's heartbeat shows up, where kids work the dunking booth and church ladies sell pies and somebody's always grilling something that smells like Saturday afternoon. Around here, whether it's the Niangua River Festival or whatever your neighborhood's cooking up, these events are the glue that holds things together when everything else is pulling people in different directions. The poll's worth taking a minute on, whether you're in town or out in the county. What draws you out this fall says something about what you think this place is about.

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Poll: Sept. 30, 2026 Question of the Week: Fall Festivals

The Lebanon Daily Record is asking readers whether they attended any of the county's fall festivals as part of its weekly poll feature. Residents can share their feedback by emailing the newsroom, mailing a letter to 100 E. Commercial St., Unit B, Lebanon, MO 65536, or voting in the poll on the...

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