FEATURES
by BILL MOTCHAN
Tens of thousands of people flock to established holiday celebrations across Missouri, but some smaller communities in the state offer lesser-known opportunities to eat, drink and be merry.
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by DIANA LAMBDIN MEYER
Two Kansas City icons—Hallmark and the Kansas City Chiefs—team up for the holiday season, putting Missouri’s Super Bowl champions in front of the movie cameras for a Christmas love story.
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by GARY FIGGINS
For more than 70 years, the Missouri Photo Workshop has drawn photographers from around the globe to small communities in Missouri to hone their storytelling skills while documenting life in rural America.
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by GARY ELLISON
More than 80,000 soldiers pass through the gates of Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri’s largest military instalation, each year. The U.S. Army post, located in Pulaski County in Central Missouri, is also home to three museums that delve into the history of the military schools in which soldiers train.
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DEPARTMENTS
TASTE OF MISSOURI
ROMERO'S
Weston
In a town known for Irish heritage, Romero’s adds a new twist to Weston’s culinary scene. It all started when Ben and Lily Romero served their friend, Erik Olson, street tacos for dinner.
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Weston
In a town known for Irish heritage, Romero’s adds a new twist to Weston’s culinary scene. It all started when Ben and Lily Romero served their friend, Erik Olson, street tacos for dinner.
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REMEMBER WHEN
MARAMEC MUSEUM
St. James
The Maramec Museum of Natural and Cultural History tells the story of Maramec Spring from the Native Americans who lived alongside it through its heyday in the mid-1800s as an iron works to its current role as a 1,856-acre wildlife refuge and park.
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St. James
The Maramec Museum of Natural and Cultural History tells the story of Maramec Spring from the Native Americans who lived alongside it through its heyday in the mid-1800s as an iron works to its current role as a 1,856-acre wildlife refuge and park.
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PLACES TO STAY
TWO PONDS FARM B&B
Weston
Serene describes my experience at Two Ponds Farm Bed & Breakfast. Exiting I-70, I navigated the two-lane highway that eventually turned onto a gravel lane leading to my destination.
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Weston
Serene describes my experience at Two Ponds Farm Bed & Breakfast. Exiting I-70, I navigated the two-lane highway that eventually turned onto a gravel lane leading to my destination.
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OFF THE BEATEN PATH
by JOHN ROBINSON
Some say Wildwood Springs Lodge is haunted. If so, they are friendly spirits.
The walls of this 102-year-old lodge echo with the music of legends who performed in its comfortable living room. Leon Russell. Dr. John. Rusty Young of Poco
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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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Email: info@showmemissouri.net
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