FEATURES
by BARBARA GIBBS OSTMANN
The town best known as the home of America’s National Churchill Museum offers a delectable sample of tasty treats that are certain to make mouths water.
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by JIM WINNERMAN
Nearly a century and a half after disappearing from Missouri’s landscape, elk are now roaming freely through the Ozarks, thanks to a coordinated effort by the Missouri Department of Conservation that reintroduced the magnificent animals to the state.
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by JIM WINNERMAN
The Haygoods, a family of musicians who began entertaining as children in any venue they could find, have become one of Branson’s most successful acts and bring a taste of Vegas theatrics to the Branson strip.
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by BILL MOTCHAN
Two St. Louis venues provide all the challenges of miniature golf in the comfort of the indoors while mixing in some St. Louis trivia and high-tech enhancements.
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DEPARTMENTS
TASTE OF MISSOURI
GREEN DIRT ON OAK
Kansas City
Founder of Green Dirt Farm Sarah Hoffman never anticipated her passion for farm life and cheesemaking would lead to an East Crossroad’s café and fine dining establishment. But dreams do happen with vision and sweat equity. In early April, Green Dirt on Oak opened its doors with immediate accolades for cuisine that expands on her Green Dirt Farm Creamery in Weston.
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Kansas City
Founder of Green Dirt Farm Sarah Hoffman never anticipated her passion for farm life and cheesemaking would lead to an East Crossroad’s café and fine dining establishment. But dreams do happen with vision and sweat equity. In early April, Green Dirt on Oak opened its doors with immediate accolades for cuisine that expands on her Green Dirt Farm Creamery in Weston.
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REMEMBER WHEN
1944 WAR MUSEUM
Washington
Plenty of people have collections, and while many muse about opening a museum, only a few carry through on that idea. Nathan Pinter, a Sullivan police officer, actually did it, opening The 1944 War Museum in Washington in March. He credits lots of people, including the museum’s board of directors, with helping him make his dream a reality.
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Washington
Plenty of people have collections, and while many muse about opening a museum, only a few carry through on that idea. Nathan Pinter, a Sullivan police officer, actually did it, opening The 1944 War Museum in Washington in March. He credits lots of people, including the museum’s board of directors, with helping him make his dream a reality.
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PLACES TO STAY
THE HATCHERY HOUSE
Weston
Just across the street from O’Malley’s Pub and one block off Main Street, The Hatchery House dates to 1845 and was once occupied by one of Weston’s first mayors. Its name, coined in the 1940s, refers to the many newlyweds who had their first child while living in its subdivided apartments. The moniker stuck.
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Weston
Just across the street from O’Malley’s Pub and one block off Main Street, The Hatchery House dates to 1845 and was once occupied by one of Weston’s first mayors. Its name, coined in the 1940s, refers to the many newlyweds who had their first child while living in its subdivided apartments. The moniker stuck.
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OFF THE BEATEN PATH
by JOHN ROBINSON
Witness a dramatic tour de force that brings Missouri’s Buffalo Soldiers to life. Experience Native American storytelling, or feel the heat of the Great Saint Louis Fire of 1849. Hear Laura Ingalls Wilder—through a presenter in full-costume—talk about her years in Mansfield, Missouri.
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For more than 20 years Show-Me Missouri's team of professional travel writers and photographers have provided readers with the opportunity to explore nearly every square mile of the Show-Me State . It's the next best thing to being here.
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