A visitor to Missouri's National Veterans Memorial in Perryville looks for the name of a soldier lost in the Vietnam War.
St. Louis photographer Greg Kluempers traveled to Eminence to capture this autumn reflection of Alley Spring Mill.
The Landshark Bar and Grill welcomes Parrotheads to Tan-Tar-A's Margaritaville Lake Resort at Lake of the Ozarks.
Smoke drifts in the air as antique steam tractors are fired up during Southwest Missouri's annual Steam-O-Rama.
FEATURES
by GARY ELLISON
Writer Gary Ellison’s visit to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C. led him back to Missouri where a Perryville veteran built a replica of the famous wall for those who may never be able to visit the national memorial.
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by BILL MOTCHAN
Professional photographers offer tips on how to capture an image that will convey a special memory.
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by DIANA LAMBDIN MEYER
Jimmy Buffett is normally associated with tropical islands, but Missouri’s Lake of the Ozarks is home to one of the newest Margaritaville resorts.
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by GARY ELLISON
Steam engine enthusiasts gather in Southwest Missouri, offering a free glimpse at the early stages of the Industrial Age.
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DEPARTMENTS
TASTE OF MISSOURI
KOZAK'S
Smithville
Tucked into a strip center in Smithville, 30 minutes north of downtown Kansas City, KoZak’s from-scratch American kitchen has garnered a large and loyal following.
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Smithville
Tucked into a strip center in Smithville, 30 minutes north of downtown Kansas City, KoZak’s from-scratch American kitchen has garnered a large and loyal following.
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PLACES TO STAY
FLINK CREEK INN
Arrow Rock
Flint Creek Inn sits nestled in gardens and surround by trees in the historic village of Arrow Rock, a river community that Lewis and Clark mentioned it on their 1804 expedition.
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Arrow Rock
Flint Creek Inn sits nestled in gardens and surround by trees in the historic village of Arrow Rock, a river community that Lewis and Clark mentioned it on their 1804 expedition.
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OFF THE BEATEN PATH
PICKLE SPRINGS
Along Highway 32 between Farmington and Sainte Genevieve, we spied a small brown sign pointing to Pickle Springs Natural Area. In my mental rolodex, Pickle Springs was a blank page. We took the bait.
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Along Highway 32 between Farmington and Sainte Genevieve, we spied a small brown sign pointing to Pickle Springs Natural Area. In my mental rolodex, Pickle Springs was a blank page. We took the bait.
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FROM THE ARCHIVES
by GARY FIGGINS
It’s unusually warm for a late-October morning as families meander along the brick sidewalks that flank the similarly-paved street stretching the length of the St. Charles’ historic district. The Missouri River traces the city’s eastern edge, looking much the same as when Lewis and Clark cast off to explore the nation’s newly-acquired western territory more than 200 years earlier. Except for the casino that towers above the south end of the historic district—and the cadence of vehicles bouncing across the red bricks—those clinging to the remnants of a long summer could have easily been transported back to the Victorian Age.
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