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Etterville, MO · Lifestyle

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8 Precautions Missourians Should Take When Shopping at Schnucks

If your Schnucks groceries show up at your door missing an item, you probably figure the store will make it right. That depends on which app you ordered them through. These are the precautions Missourians should take when shopping at Schnucks. 1. Scanner Prices. At the Schnucks checkout, the register...

Missouri · 13h

KING 5

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Point Defiance polar bear relocates to Missouri

St. Louis, MO · 10h

We Are Quincy/Hannibal

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Mid-Missouri Trail Cam Captures Mountain Lion Chasing Deer

A mid-Missouri trail camera captured a mountain lion chasing a deer across a creek bed just days ago.

Morgan County, MO · 2d

Willow and Hearth

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10 Things That Attract Mice To Your Home

You hear it before you see it: a faint scratching inside the wall as the weather turns cold. Mice do not break in because they are sneaky villains. They come […]

Nebraska · 3d

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Mountain Lion Spotted Chasing Buck Through Missouri Creek [TRAIL CAM VIDEO]

It's "alternative methods" deer season in Missouri, and this cougar knows claws count. A video posted to X by a Morgan County man shows a mountain lion chasing a buck through a creek. The time stamp indicates the video was shot earlier this week. The man, Mervin Shirk, says the...

Morgan County, MO · 3d

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Missouri SNAP Cards Will Stop Covering Candy, Cookies, Doughnuts and Drinks With More Than 10 Grams of Sugar per Serving on Feb. 15, 2027

Missouri's Healthy SNAP waiver takes effect Feb. 15, 2027, taking candy, packaged desserts like doughnuts and cookies, energy drinks and sugary soft drinks off the list of eligible purchases.

Missouri · 3d

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Missouri Still Has 7 All-You-Can-Eat Chinese Buffets Where Crab Legs Fill The Steam Tables

Crab legs used to be a regular sight at Chinese buffets across Missouri, and then many of them quietly vanished from the steam tables. The good news is that a handful of spots still pile them on, sometimes every day and sometimes only on certain nights. This list covers seven...

Missouri · 2d

Columbia Daily Tribune

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Morning fryer fire shut down Columbia restaurant for part of a day

A national chain restaurant in Columbia was prevented from opening until the afternoon of Nov. 2 after a kitchen emergency. Chili's Bar and Grill , 41 Conley Road, reported a fire involving the fryer at about 9:30 a.m. Nov. 2, so the inspector suspended the operating license while cleanup occurred. Routine restaurant inspections happen two to three times per year based on priority and location of Columbia restaurants, Columbia/Boone County Public Health and Human Services previously has said. Follow-up inspections are scheduled if a critical violation is found. Restaurants typically may correct noncritical violations by the next routine inspection. Reports are from Oct. 27 through Monday, Nov. 2, unless otherwise noted. Reports may also include local bars and other locations where food may be served. The restaurant's Ansul fire suppression system was activated during the incident. The restaurant had to recharge the fire suppression system, including a sign-off from the fire department; and clean and sanitize all impacted areas and equipment before reopening. The go-ahead to reopen, including operating permit reinstatement happened at about 2:15 p.m. Routine inspections Little Caesar's Pizza , 100 Brickton Road Suite 108, needs to clean gaskets and the door frame of a food preparation cooler,

Columbia, MO · 3d

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Where Was ‘Ozark’ Filmed? The Georgia Lakes and Towns That Played Missouri

The Byrdes spent four seasons washing cartel money on a Missouri lake that, almost every time you saw it, was sitting in Georgia. Georgia is the answer to where was Ozark filmed, specifically two reservoirs north of Atlanta, Lake Allatoona and Lake Lanier, plus a string of metro Atlanta diners, parks and one very old drive-in. Netflix’s own Tudum travel guide concedes that Ozark was not shot in the Ozarks and that most of the real filming happened in Georgia, and KOMU in Columbia, Missouri, reported that only a few establishing shots came from the actual Lake of the Ozarks.

Georgia · 7d

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Missouri Fried Pork Chop Dinners Taste Like Grandma’s At These 5 Country Cafes

A good fried pork chop dinner is hard to fake. It needs crisp breading, juicy meat, and sides that taste like somebody’s grandma made them on a Sunday. Missouri still has small-town cafes that serve plates like that, from the Ozarks to the Bootheel. Here are five country spots where the fried pork chop is the real reason to pull off the highway.

Missouri · 12h

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10 Missouri Fried Chicken Dinners Folks Would Argue Over Before Any Fancy Steak

One Missouri restaurant has been tossing hot dinner rolls across the dining room since 1942. Servers fling them, and you catch them. I love that a fried chicken trip can come with a side of outfield practice. That same spirit runs through this whole list. One spot sells mashed potatoes...

Kansas City, MO · 1d

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Old Courthouse Squares Across Missouri Still Have These 6 Diners Serving Plate Lunches

Missouri still has plenty of towns where the courthouse sits in the middle of everything and lunch happens right across the street. These old squares were built for court days, farm errands, and Saturday shopping, and a few of them still feed people the same way they always have. You...

Missouri · 3d

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These 7 Missouri River Campgrounds Need No Reservation, So You Just Show Up

One river campground on this list still runs on the honor system. You pull in, pick a mowed, shady spot, and pay a small fee with cash or a check. No app. No booking window that fills up at midnight. I love that detail, because it feels like camping the...

Missouri · 2d

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Nobody Leaves Hungry From These 8 Missouri Barbecue Joints Older Than Most Of Their Customers

Some barbecue spots in Missouri have been feeding people since your grandparents were kids. They have survived new highways, changing tastes, and plenty of trendy competition, and they still pack the house. This list covers eight joints across Kansas City, St. Louis, Sedalia, Belton, and Dexter that have been smoking...

Kansas City, MO · 1d

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A Small Missouri Community Sits Beside A Massive 3,258-Acre Prairie Where Bison Roam

Thirty bison arrived from preserves in South Dakota and Iowa in 2011, and now more than 200 roam Dunn Ranch Prairie. Yep, more than 200. I’ll admit, that number made me look twice. The land under their hooves is just as wild. Over 1,000 acres of the original purchase...

Missouri · 1d

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This Old-School Missouri Drugstore Counter Still Pours Hand-Mixed Malts Like It’s 1950

A marble bar, a chocolate malt, and a phosphate soda are still waiting on one Missouri town square. Yes, phosphates. The fizzy old fountain drink your grandparents ordered never fully left this spot. The menu reads like a time capsule with a few modern surprises tucked in. You’ll find floats,...

Independence, MO · 3d

Springfield News-Leader

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Photo captures how one Shoshone family kept traditions in the Ozarks

Dan and Kathy DeLane, along with their daughters Concha and Rena (pictured in this 1981 photograph), ventured to the Ozarks from the Shoshone reservation in Wyoming with a dream, which was coming to fruition through a cattle farm in southern Dallas County, Missouri. Dan and Kathy made it important to keep Shoshone traditions central as they raised Concha and Rena in a majority Anglo-Saxon world. Much of the children’s day-to-day practice of keeping traditions alive showed up in how they wore their hair, the adornments on their clothing, and how they balanced traditional cultural practices with learning about their new culture in the Ozarks. This image is part of a much larger collection of historically rich photographs from the News-Leader’s photo archive. Each week, the Springfield-Greene County Library will tap into this vast collection and present an interesting image “from the darkroom" and share its history. This image is presented in partnership between the Springfield-Greene County Library District and the Springfield News-Leader. For more historical images of the Ozarks, visit: thelibrary.org/fromthedarkroom . This article originally appeared on Springfield News-Leader: Photo captures how one Shoshone family kept traditions in the Ozarks

Springfield, MO · 14h