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Oskaloosa Main Street Receives MCCF Grant Funding for a New Corn Cooker!
Oskaloosa Main Street Receives MCCF Grant Funding for a New Corn Cooker. (Submitted Photo)
(Oskaloosa, Iowa) – Oskaloosa Main Street is excited and grateful to receive grant funding from Mahaska County Community Foundation for a new corn cooker for Sweet Corn Serenade!
2020 was the year that Sweet Corn Serenade almost did not happen in part because of the challenges and uncertainty of event planning during a pandemic, and in part because the long-relied-upon corn roaster was discovered to be no longer operable shortly before the festival. Fortunately, the Mahaska County Cattlemen lent their second grill for the event, which went on in a drive-thru format with small crowds due to COVID-19 precautions. The day was saved, and a long-beloved community event continued its 33rd year in historic downtown Oskaloosa with social distancing, masked volunteers, and a steady line of drive-thru orders.
Congrats to the 2020 People’s Choice Award-Winning Floats!
Oskaloosa Christian School won the people choice award for 2020.
(Oskaloosa, Iowa) – Oskaloosa Main Street is excited to announce the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Place People’s Choice Awards for the 2020 Lighted Christmas Display, which was held downtown as a drive-thru event on Saturday, December 5, 2020. Voting opened shortly after 6pm on Saturday night and closed at noon on Monday.
1st Place: Oskaloosa Christian School
Oskaloosa Christian School’s heartwarming and creative entry was a hit! Unable to crowd students onto a float due to health and safety guidelines, they instead lined the windows of a school bus with 21 tablets playing pre-recorded videos of Oskaloosa Christian School students waving. “It was an innovative way for students to ‘virtually’ participate in the school’s float,” says Janet Kuskie, Oskaloosa Main Street Board President. “We’re pleased that the community thought so, too.”