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Happy retirement to a very good boy
After eight years comforting patients and families at the University of Missouri Children's Hospital in Columbia, a golden retriever named Link is retiring. The therapy dog has brought joy to countless children during some of their most difficult moments. Link has spent most of his life making hospital visits a...
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Rod's Big Ol' Fish: Abram and Mercer Piggott
Abram and Mercer Piggott are the latest submission for Rod's Big Ol' Fish!. You can see the catch yourself in the video above. Rod's Big Ol' Fish is sponsored by Dennis Fick Shelter Insurance of Westphalia and Dale Struemph Sports Afield Real Estate!
Columbia Daily Tribune
Stark Caverns breaks ground on $11M adventure park
Stark Caverns is launching an $11 million Lake of the Ozarks Adventure Park that will add new attractions, buildings, dining areas and more than 50 expected jobs near Eldon. The multi-phase project has broken ground, according to a community announcement, with its first buildings and attractions scheduled to open in late spring 2027 and an anchor attraction expected late summer 2027. Construction began Nov. 9 and is planned to continue through the winter and spring. The first phase will transform Stark Caverns' existing location with three additional buildings, family attractions, a snack shop and dining areas. The anchor attraction is expected to be announced within the next few months. Jeff Hargroves, founder and former CEO of ProPharma Group, and Amy Hargroves, a former Sprint executive, purchased Stark Caverns in 2017. Jeff Hargroves worked as a cave tour guide while attending high school in Eldon in the 1980s. Stark Caverns has been open to the public since 1950 and, according to the announcement, has averaged 25% annual growth since reopening in 2018. “The timing is right for this ambitious project. With several major new attractions in development and planned at the lake, continued growth in the amusement park industry, our proximity
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Late Fall Yard Checklist From A University Horticulturist Says Mulch Roses 6 To 10 Inches Deep And Never Pile Mulch Against Tree Trunks
The leaves are down, the mornings are crisp and the garden is quietly asking for one last round of attention. A University of Missouri Extension horticulturist has a late-fall checklist […]