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The Tiny Town In Missouri With Homemade Food So Good It Belongs On Your Bucket List

Cuba, Missouri is the kind of tiny town that makes you question every road trip you’ve ever taken without stopping there. Sitting right along the legendary Route 66 corridor in Crawford County, about 90 miles southwest of St. Louis, Cuba is a place that rewards curiosity with some of the best homemade food you’ll find anywhere in the Show-Me State.

Cuba, MO · 6d
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These Missouri Pie Shops Are Worth the Detour

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 […]

Missouri · 7h

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The Humble Little Restaurant In Missouri That Has Locals Coming Back For More Without Fail

Somewhere between the Missouri River and a really good meal, there’s a small town called Labadie, and inside that small town is the Hawthorne Inn, a restaurant that has quietly earned the kind of loyalty most places only dream about. Loyal customers don’t happen by accident, and at the...

Labadie, MO · 2d
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Eureka renames Six Flags Road, with new highway signs expected by spring

Eureka renames Six Flags Road, with new highway signs expected by spring

Eureka, MO · 2d

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FLW community celebrates regional airport expansion

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... FORT LEONARD WOOD- Under joint celebration by Fort Leonard Wood and its neighboring communities, the Waynesville-St. Robert Regional Airport officially unveiled its new 9,000-square-foot terminal Nov. 4. Featuring a 50-passenger capacity, the expanded facility stands as a testament to regional partnership and modernized travel, according to officials.

Waynesville, MO · 1d

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Young Conservation Area: Labarque Hills Trail Hike

Walk through oak and hickory forests ablaze with fall color and past leaf-covered pools on the Labarque Hills Trail at Young Conservation Area. The hike is 5.9 miles long with a natural surface that can be rocky in spots. You’ll walk on connector trails before reaching the 3.5-mile Labarque Hills Trail loop.

Eureka, MO · 1d

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Ribbon-Cutting November 14 At Four Tulips Tearoom In Augusta

For many, tea is more than just a hot drink. It is a cherished way to bring people together. That philosophy is at the heart of Four Tulips Tearoom, a charming space nestled inside Stone Ledge Antiques, blending vintage elegance with heartfelt hospitality. Tracy DeLay, the owner, was inspired to...

Augusta, MO · 1d

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Lee's Famous Recipe Chicken Opens New Next-Gen Spot in O'Fallon, Missouri

Lee's Famous Recipe Chicken opens its next-gen spot in O'Fallon with giveaways, prizes & free chicken for a year! Dan Sokolik, VP of marketing, joins My St. Louis Live In the Kitchen, sponsored by More for Less Remodeling, to celebrate the brand's 60th anniversary and new O'Fallon grand opening — visit leesfamousrecipe.com, posted after the show at firstalert4.com/mystllive.

O'Fallon, MO · 4d

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St. Louis, MO · 10h

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Drive To This Remote Missouri Restaurant Where The Steaks Will Leave You Absolutely Speechless

Some restaurants are easy to find, and some restaurants are worth finding, and Annie Gunn’s in Chesterfield, Missouri is the rare kind that manages to be both at the same time. You just have to be willing to drive a little, and trust that what’s waiting for you at...

Chesterfield, MO · 4d

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St. Louis never forgot this soup. Now we’ve lost the man who perfected it.

I love soup. Always have. I’ve written about soup, collected soup recipes from readers and even launched a Wednesday Super Soup Spectacular in Morning Light. Yes, I actually called it that. But there is one soup that stands above the rest, at least in my memory. Famous-Barr’s French Onion...

St. Louis, MO · 2d

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Maull’s barbecue sauce is back

Get those “park” steaks ready, St. Louisans. Maull’s is making a comeback. According to its website, the St. Louis barbecue sauce brand will return December 1, closing out its 100th year with new packaging and the promise of the same bold, tangy, flavor that generations of St. Louisans grew up with.

St. Louis, MO · 2d

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Experience Burger Perfection At This Timeless Old-School Drive-In Hidden Away In Beautiful Illinois

Somewhere in Wood River, Illinois, tucked along a quiet street and covered by a canopy that’s seen more happy customers than most restaurants ever dream of, King Louie’s Drive-In is waiting for you. It’s not hiding exactly, but it’s not shouting either, and that quiet confidence is part...

Wood River, IL · 1d

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The Main House Offers Historic-House Dining On South Main Street In St. Charles, Missouri

Some dinners happen in a plain room with a parking lot view. Others happen in an old building on a brick-lined street, with a deck that looks toward the Missouri River. St. Charles has plenty of the second kind, and one South Main Street restaurant has quietly become a favorite for birthdays, anniversaries, business lunches, and lazy weekend brunches. People book tables here for the patio alone, and some of them stumble in by happy accident and come back on purpose.

St Charles, MO · 2d

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Seven Missouri Bakeries Still Making Gooey Butter Cake The Old St. Louis Way

Gooey butter cake is the dessert St. Louis claims as its own. It is a flat, sugary square with a soft, rich center and a dusting of powdered sugar on top. You will not find it at most bakeries outside Missouri, which makes the places still baking it a real treat. Here are seven shops across the state, from old neighborhood favorites to newer spots, that keep this classic going.

St. Louis, MO · 2d

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You Can Buy Salvaged Craft Supplies By The Jar, Bag, Or Pound At This Missouri Shop

Wine corks by the jar. Buttons by the bag. Fabric, yarn, and ceramic pieces by the pound. One shop in Missouri sells salvaged craft supplies this way, and every price sits below typical craft stores. The stock comes from things people no longer wanted. Old book pages, picture frames, salvaged...

St. Louis, MO · 3d

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Beyond a box of rice

The most “St. Louis” scene from Eric “Remrod” Mayes’ documentary Half Order doesn’t even take place on this continent. A Northside expat who has lived in China for the better part of a decade daps up his favorite street food vendor and greets him in Chinese. He orders some rice and sings its praises. But he still stands on the notion that St. Louis Chinese food is better than any he has eaten in China.

St. Louis, MO · 3d

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Edwardsville girl’s Halloween costume prompts invite from ‘The Rock’

EDWARDSVILLE, Ill. (First Alert 4) - A 10-year-old wrestler who dressed as Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson for Halloween has been invited by Johnson to a movie premiere in California. Brooklyn Kepler wrestles with the Edwardsville Wrestling Club. Johnson is her hero, and her 10th birthday party had a...

Edwardsville, IL · 1d

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Homeless man living in car called for help when his dog gave birth to 12 puppies in backseat

A call came into Stray Rescue of St. Louis two days ago from a man who had been living in his car with his dog. The homeless man asked the rescue organization for help; his dog had given birth, and she had been nursing her newborn puppies in the backseat of his vehicle.

St. Louis, MO · 1d

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Her grandparents escaped the Nazis for Africa. Now she’s telling the story in St. Louis.

When Flora Cassen’s grandparents fled Nazi-occupied Europe, their escape took them somewhere many people might not expect: the Belgian Congo. That remarkable chapter of family history is part of the story behind “Stained Glass: A Reflective History of Antisemitism,” Cassen’s new book exploring how generations of Jews have lived with prejudice, persecution and the search for belonging.

St. Louis, MO · 3d