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St. Louis-area residents are eligible for a nationwide holiday movie contest offering $2,500 cash.
Missouri has a craft beer scene that deserves more attention. And the latest Missouri Beer Cup winners give us plenty of reasons to take a closer look. The Missouri Craft Brewers Guild has announced the results of its second annual statewide competition, with 30 breweries submitting 226 beers across 25 judged categories. Certified judges evaluated the entries, which ranged from pale lagers and hazy IPAs to porters, sour ales and barrel-aged beers.
Missouri Extension's Dhruba Dhakal says roses get 6 to 10 inches of mulch after a hard frost and tulips can be planted until the ground freezes.
Memory Lanes, a 16-lane bowling center at 613 East Broadway Blvd., opened in Sedalia on Monday, Nov. 9. The Sedalia Democrat reported the opening and said the center was donated to the community by Sue Heckart in memory of her parents, Bill and Stella Heckart. The city’s 2025 announcement identified Heckart’s gift as $6 million and said Sedalia Parks & Recreation would manage the facility, according to the City of Sedalia.
Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Pheasant hunting season in Missouri 2026-27 gives you 76 days in the field, from November 1, 2026 through January 15, 2027. Youth hunters get a head start on October 24-25. The daily limit is two roosters, and the hen stays in the cover. Missouri is not South Dakota, and it does not pretend to be. … This article, 76 Days of Pheasant Hunting in Missouri: Nov. 1, 2026 to Jan. 15, 2027 , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • South Dakota Quail Hunting Season: Dates, Limits, and Rules for Bobwhite Hunters • Nevada Pheasant Season Lasts Only Through November 2026, and Only Roosters Are Legal • Do You Need a Fee Pheasant Permit to Hunt Western Oregon Wildlife Areas?
As the leaves make their final transformation and the fall season settles in, my mind always turns towards comfort food. There’s no greater slice of Americana on a plate than a piece of pie, and some of the best pie shops in Missouri serve up treats that celebrate the culinary traditions of the Show Me […]
A three-story mill built in 1848 still grinds grain with creek power on select Saturdays. Its frame sits on hand-hewn, pegged timbers, and some of its limestone foundation holds up without mortar. I love that detail. Those old builders stacked rock so well that it has outlasted floods, a lost...
Wyoming, Kansas, Missouri, Ohio and Hawaii have 2027 target dates for SNAP soda and candy limits, according to USDA's food restriction waiver list.
COLUMBIA — Missouri's deer population has experienced a serious threat from chronic wasting disease (CWD). Detecting CWD requires more than observing an animal's health; it requires extensive testing in laboratories across the country. One of those labs is the CWD lab at the University of Missouri's College of Veterinary...
From the editor: KC Bier Co. built its name on traditional German-style bier, so the funny part of this Missouri haul is that two of the golds went to an American IPA and a Belgian tripel. Add a GABF gold for Winterbock a few weeks ago, and Kansas City has a legit lager destination on its hands.
Missouri-based Post Game Pizza has opened its fourth restaurant, expanding into Springfield in July 2026, as the family-owned brand continues to grow across southwest Missouri. Founded by Jacob Stephens, the company opened its first location in Marshfield in 2016, followed by restaurants in Rogersville in 2018 and Ozark in 2019....
Point Defiance polar bear relocates to Missouri
Get to Loess Bluffs around sunset, and you can watch snow geese pour back in for the night. Missouri’s big flocks keep a schedule, and knowing it makes all the difference. Here’s what snow geese do at Missouri’s Loess Bluffs every November. 1. Building Toward the Peak.
A tiny gold ornament shaped like Missouri’s first state capitol building sits on a shelf here, plated in 24K gold. That’s the kind of keepsake this little shop treats as normal. The shelves also hold hand-painted glass from Christopher Radko and Old World Christmas. I like how one...
Cold Saturday mornings in Missouri call for something warm, sweet, and big enough to share, if you are feeling generous. Small-town bakeries across the state are rolling out cinnamon rolls by hand, from an Amish kitchen in Jamesport to a Main Street storefront in Webb City. Each stop on this...
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,
One Kansas City counter has been flipping burgers and stirring chili since 1955. It still serves breakfast at the end of the day, along with rhubarb pie a la mode. That little detail hooked me right away. Then I found a St. Louis diner that traces its roots to 1935.