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Spectacular fall vistas abound along Missouri Highway 106.

A group of ghost-hunters braves a light rain on the way to The Bunker at Belvoir Winery.

A statue of a Native-American stands guard over Table Rock Lake at Top of the Rock in Branson.

Giant grilled turkey legs are a favorite of fair-goers at Springfield's Cider Days.

Explorer William Clark, who was appointed governor before statehood before being defeated in his bid to be Missouri's first elected governor, is buried in Bellefontaine Cemetery in St. Louis.

TWISTING THROUGH THE OZARKS

by JOHN ROBINSON
Motorcycle enthusiasts have plenty of curves to hug as they zip through a spectacular showcase of color in five Ozark tours designed to meld mind, machine and Mother Nature.
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See more photos from The Ozark Hellbender motorcycle tour.

GHOST-HUNTING IN LIBERTY
by DIANA LAMBDIN MEYER
Ghost-hunting is a matter of keeping an open mind as writer Diana Lambdin Meyer discovered during a paranormal tour at the Belvoir Winery.
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SPRINGFIELD FALL FESTIVALS
by GARY ELLISON
Autumn in Springfield means four weekends of fairs that are fun and educational and even offer a glimpse of history from across the world.
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REST IN PEACE
by JIM WINNERMAN
One man’s journey to seek out and photograph the grave of every deceased Missouri governor led to not only a better understanding of each man but also a deeper understanding of the state that each governed.
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SMITHSONIAN MUSEUM DAY
In the spirit of the Smithsonian museums, which anyone can visit free of charge, museums throughout the country—including many in Missouri—will waive their admission fees September 26.
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