6th Street & Walnut Street
Lone man at Walnut & 6th around noon on Wednesday, April 1, holding a sign that says "Money Speaks for Money." The flip side reads: "This land was made for you and me."
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Courthouse Square
Two students take advantage of the warm day and flat surface of the courthouse lawn to paint signs for Culture Shock 2026. The April 11 event at Dunn Meadow marks the 40th year that WIUX has hosted this annual music and culture festival. The students said they lived in an apartment near the square.
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