A Little Hope on the Prairie
At one time, more than one-third of Missouri was covered in prairie—a landscape known for wide-open expanses of verdant grassland. Although much of this habitat has since been…
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Harry S. Truman Becomes President: April 12, 1945
Vice President, Harry S Truman, assumed the Presidency following the death of F.D.R. on this date.
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Enoch Herbert Crowder is Born: April 11, 1859
Enoch Herbert Crowder was born in Edinburg, Missouri, on this date in 1859.
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Cast a Line at Bennett Springs State Park
Bennett Spring State Park is well-known among anglers for its excellent trout fishing, but visitors also enjoy its hiking trails, Niangua River access, campgrounds, cabins, and…
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An Aura of Her Own
With an aesthetic that's equal parts Mick Jagger and Monticello, Kansas City-based interior designer Kelee Katillac has made an international name for herself as a creative force…
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Joseph Pulitzer is Born: April 10, 1847
Founder of the St. Louis Post Dispatch and the Pulitzer Prize, Joseph Pulitzer was born on this day. He arrived in St. Louis from New York penniless in October of 1865.
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Kansas City Royals Play Their First Game: April 8, 1969
The Kansas City Royals played their first game in team history on this date.
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Tom Pendergast is Indicted: April 7, 1939
Democrat political boss, Tom Pendergast, was indicted on income tax charges. Prior to this he had almost complete control of Kansas City and the state Capitol was known as "Uncle…
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McDonald County Secedes: April 6, 1961
No, that date isn't supposed to read "1861," McDonald County set down a path that would lead to their seceding and becoming an independent territory on this date in 1961.
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