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Berryman, MO · Lifestyle
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Bring A Cooler To This Missouri Butcher Shop If You Plan To Shop The Weekly Meat Specials
More than 20 flavors of homemade brats sit in one meat case, and some of them include blueberry and Philly cheese steak. That alone made me stop and stare at my screen. The same counter also carries farm-raised elk, bison, ostrich, and wild boar. Then there are the weekly specials, which change regularly and reward shoppers who plan ahead.
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Festus couple invites public to explore new bike park
Hundreds of eager cyclists were given a small taste of what’s to come at a new mountain bike park south of Festus. Chris and Rene Creed, owners of the Pedal’n Pi bike and pizza shop in Festus and founders of the Living Life on 2 Wheels nonprofit group, welcomed the community to explore their new bike park on Nov. 1.
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Festus High students performing ‘Red House Mystery’
The Festus High School Theater Department is staging “The Red House Mystery,” a play based on a work of author A.A. Milne. Performances are scheduled for 7 p.m. Thursday through Saturday at the Festus R-6 Performing Arts Center, 501 Westwind Drive. Tickets cost $5 and must be purchased at the door.
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Dog survived on garbage scraps before heartwarming rescue changes everything
St. Louis, Missouri – Animal rescuers in Missouri were heartbroken to see the state of this emaciated dog, but what happened next left them totally speechless! The brown Pitbull named Valkyrie has suffered for a long time. By the time she arrived at the Stray Rescue of St. Louis, she was just a shadow of her former self. She should weigh around 50 pounds, but the scale reads just 33 pounds. "She's so skinny that you can see all of her ribs, her hip bones…her skull is even sunken in by her eyes," rescuers explained on Facebook. No one knows how long Valkyrie has survived on the streets, but it ...