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The Chronicle previews the 2026 Bohemia Mining Days festival, including live music, vendors, kids’ activities, and historical demonstrations.
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The Sentinel previews SBMD’s community screening of Buster Keaton’s “The General” at the Opal Center as part of the build-up to the film’s centennial.
The Chronicle covers SBMD’s recognition of Cottage Grove City Council support and a commemorative presentation connected to the community’s mining heritage.
A photo feature from the 2025 festival showcasing historical demonstrations, gold panning, vendors, kids’ activities, and the Grand Miners Parade.
The Chronicle looks at the 2025 return of Bohemia Mining Days, highlighting heritage activities, community contests, vendors, and the Grand Miners Parade.
The Sentinel previews the 2025 festival weekend at Coiner Park, highlighting major events, demonstrations, food, vendors, and family activities.
KLCC previews the 2025 festival and its mix of live music, historical demonstrations, gold panning, community contests, and the Grand Miners Parade.
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