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Creepin’ at the Crossroads

October 30, 2024

The annual Creepin’ at the Crossroads was held in downtown Nixa on Oct. 26. Food trucks and booths filled the street as children had the opportunity to trick-or-treat!

Creepy decorations were displayed downtown.
Stores decorated their fronts for the festival!
The town gathered to see the spooky celebration.
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