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Dickinson Truck Club's 'Trucks and Treats' returns for Halloween fun

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By Linda Sailer Verified
| Dickinson Press Verified
DICKINSON — A truck club in Dickinson has come up with a new idea to participate in Halloween. The club is sponsoring "Trucks and Treats" from 5-7 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 31 in the parking lot of Prairie Hills Mall. Participating pickups—about 25—will park in a U-shape, and kids can stop at each pickup for a treat. Brady Bartholomew, who works for Baker Hughes, is coordinating the event. The event was first held four years ago, but this is its third year because of COVID.
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Krebs family pumpkin patch grows autumn joy and community spirit

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By Linda Sailer Verified
| Dickinson Press Verified
DICKINSON — The Krebs family pumpkin patch is easy to spot from the road. Crossing over a hill, you will see a sign, of course; but look for people emerging from a field, loaded down with an array of pumpkins—large and small, different colors, and shapes. The patch is located east of Dickinson, just follow Highway 10 to 100th Ave., turn north on a gravel road, and go 2 miles to the patch. The Krebs farm is on the side.
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Dickinson's second annual Gala raises funds for Southwest Gallery and Science Center

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By Linda Sailer Verified
| Dickinson Press Verified
DICKINSON — The second annual gala "An evening for the arts," featured fine dining, art, and music. Held Sept. 16 at the Eagles Club, it was also a fundraiser for the proposed Southwest Gallery and Science Center in Dickinson. A board of 17 individuals, who have a love for the arts, have worked for two years to make their dream a reality. Board member Irene Schafer said the center was needed not only for the Dickinson community, but for the eight-county region.
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