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Logging resumed in Illinois’ Shawnee National Forest after a brief pause; Leila's Hair Museum in Missouri closed following its founder’s grandmother’s death.
Logging in Illinois’ Shawnee National Forest resumed after a brief pause in early September due to legal concerns, with work continuing and the area open to visitors.
The August start was part of broader forest management efforts, though specific regulatory details were not disclosed.
Meanwhile, Leila's Hair Museum in Missouri closed following the death of its founder, Lindsay Evans’ grandmother, who created intricate hair-based artworks.
The museum’s legacy lives on through personal artifacts like a framed hair wreath.
Other regional updates include student reading trends, a community marketing campaign, a winter storm forecast, and a vineyard’s award-winning wine.
La tala se reanudó en el Bosque Nacional Shawnee de Illinois después de una breve pausa; El Museo del Cabello de Leila en Missouri cerró tras la muerte de la abuela de su fundadora.