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Know of an event not listed here? Email submissions by 9 a.m. Wednesdays to [email protected] with “CALENDAR” in the subject line. Three sentence maximum must include event description, date, time, location, cost and source for more information. Weekly events will be printed for no more than a month at a time unless renewed by the host. Call the Quill, 417-256-9191 with questions. Unless otherwise noted, events are in West Plains. ONGOING Through Dec. 1: The Willow Springs Arts Council invites crafters and creatives to pick up a wreath to decorate from the Ferguson Building in downtown Willow Springs. Finished wreaths for the council’s fourth annual Wreath Decorating Contest must be returned to the building by Dec. 1. They will be sold during Grinch Fest as a fundraiser for the arts council. TODAY Nov.

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