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10 St. Louis-Style Pizza Parlors In Missouri That Prove Thin Crust Deserves More Respect
St. Louis pizza gets cut into squares, not triangles. It’s called a party cut, and it means nobody fights over the biggest slice. I love that a pizza style comes with its own built-in peace treaty. Then there’s the cheese. Provel is a gooey blend of cheddar, Swiss, and...
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State Historical Society of Missouri features new exhibit on Native American art portrayals
COLUMBIA, Mo - A new exhibition at the State Historical Society of Missouri will show visitors how Native American people have been represented in art. "Indigenous Identities Today: Art, Culture, and Connection to Place" brings together 36 lithographic portraits from "History of the Indian Tribes of North America." The portraits are created by Euro-American artists Thomas L. McKenney and James Hall in addition to works by Indigenous artists from the early 20th century to today. Together these works encourage visitors to consider how representation, power, and perspective shape historical understanding.
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This Missouri Buffet Keeps The Comfort Food Coming With Dinner Rolls Bigger Than Your Fist
Mile-high dinner rolls. That’s the phrase diners keep using about one buffet in northern Missouri, and I can’t stop thinking about it. The rolls are only the opening act. The buffet line carries fried chicken, meatloaf, cornbread muffins, and bread pudding. Some days bring carved prime rib, and...
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Missouri Dept. of Conservation to enforce new permit policy at certain shooting ranges
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This Legendary Missouri Restaurant Serves Up The Fluffiest Rolls You’ll Ever Taste
There’s a restaurant in Branson, Missouri where the bread literally flies through the air, and somehow, that’s not even the most remarkable thing about it. Fall Creek Steak & Catfish House has built a reputation so delicious and so wonderfully weird that people drive from all corners of the state just to catch dinner with their bare hands.