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Columbia eatery's accidental sprinkler activation prompts health check
A sprinkler activating at a western eatery resulted in an inspector's emergency response in Columbia. 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. 20 through Monday, Oct. 26, unless otherwise noted. Reports may also include local bars and other locations where food may be served. The sprinkler was activated when a Pickleman's Gourmet Cafe , 3103 W. Broadway, employee was chipping ice in a walk-in cooler. The sprinkler was spraying for a while, the report noted. All impacted food items were discarded and all standing water was cleaned up. Because remediation efforts already were underway or completed, there was no need to temporarily suspend the establishment's operating permit, the report noted. Routine inspections Five Guys Burgers and Fries , 233 N. Stadium Blvd., had a restroom door that was not self closing Oct. 20. Management has until mid-January to fix. Employees did not have food handler cards Oct. 20 at Starbuck's Coffee , 2901 W.
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Over 70 Clydesdales Live On This Boonville Farm, And Families Get To Meet Them Up Close
A five-day-old foal might be snoozing beside its mother in the barn when you arrive. Its family tree belongs to some of the most famous horses in America. Over 70 Clydesdales call this Missouri ranch home. The herd includes towering stallions, patient mares, and wobbly babies that wander right up to the fence for ear scratches.
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This Ordinary Interstate Exit Leads To A Missouri Antique Mall With 200 Dealers And 30,000 Square Feet To Explore
Somewhere off Interstate 70, an antique mall named after a vegetable holds the goods of about 200 dealers. Yes, a vegetable. The owners loved artichokes that much. The building covers 30,000 square feet, with 50 showcases on top of all those booths. The stock spans furnishings from the early 1800s through the late 20th century.
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Locals Refused To Let This Tiny Missouri Railroad Town Fade, And Now It’s Worth The Drive
A Missouri town of just 170 people still tempts day-trippers to pull off the interstate. That number comes straight from the 2020 census. It’s smaller than plenty of high school graduating classes. The town grew up beside the railroad and a winding river. When the trains stopped meaning everything,...