Annual Moberly Junk Junktion

Come and check out the annual Junk Junktion on September 17 and 18 in Moberly.


100 miles of shopping and dining

Join the annual 100-mile yard sale on Highway 54 from Camdenton to Nevada on Friday and Saturday, September  2–3, of Labor Day weekend. It begins at 8 am, and the towns participating are Camdenton, Macks Creek, Preston, Hermitage, Wheatland, Weaubleau, Collins, El Dorado Springs, and Nevada, Missouri. 


Back-to-School Discounts for Teachers

Downtown Kansas City is hosting its very own Teacher Appreciation Week from August 22-26, 2022.


K.C. City Scout: Explore the Golden Age

Gatsby Days is a highlight of arts and culture in Kansas City. Bank robbery reenactments, live jazz, poetry readings, window displays, a fashion walk, escape room games, and more allow you to explore the culture and history of the Golden Age at this annual event in downtown Excelsior Springs.


Pet Plan 101: 5 Steps to prepare for an emergency

“Pet Plan 101: 5 Steps to prepare for an emergency, a disaster or your unexpected death” is a class to teach pet owners how to put an emergency plan into action.


Missouri Life Q&A: The Good Steward

Bob Yapp bought his first house while he was still in high school and conveniently forgot to tell his parents about the purchase. He eventually confessed to his parents, and forgiveness came quickly when he told them about his $60,000 profit.


What’s up, St. Louis? Farmers markets, Wally’s, and pizza!

Warmer weather means St. Louisans will soon pack area farmers’ markets. Don’t feel like cooking? There’s a new pizzeria and a gas station with surprising food options open in Maplewood and Fenton, respectively.


Growing a movement

What started as a simple trip to the grocery store has morphed into a calling for Tyrean “Heru” Lewis.


LIVING COLOR: The Henry Blosser House

Henry Blosser was three generations removed from his Swiss ancestors, but that didn’t stop the nineteenth-century land speculator from celebrating his heritage when he and his wife, Sarah, built their dream home in 1878 on 640 acres near the town of Malta Bend.
The Blosser family came and went, and time leeched away the color and life from the home. A restoration of historic proportions is now complete.