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What to do in the Lou: Weekend events Aug. 31-Sept. 2
ST. LOUIS — From being immersed in Japanese culture to listening to Blues bands, there are several events happening in the St. Louis area this Labor Day weekend, Aug. 31-Sept. 2. Japanese Festival. The 47th annual Japanese Festival returns to the Missouri Botanical Garden Saturday through Monday. The weekend...
Sweet Corn Festival Happening This Saturday In The LOTO
It’s a big weekend coming up with the Annual Sweet Corn Festival on the menu in Rocky Mount. Fire Chief Kevin Hurtibise says it’s the 14th annual and to come hungry, ready to have some fun and maybe start your Christmas shopping if you haven’t already. “We’ll...
Watch the drone show presented during halftime of Thursday night's Mizzou football game
The University of Missouri’s first drone show Thursday night was the creation of Sky Elements, a technical creative team based in Fort Worth, Texas, that has already produced 60% of the drone shows in the U.S. Sky Elements has staged drone shows for businesses, community celebrations, commercial brands and...
Buc-ee's is officially coming to Arkansas | What to know
BENTON, Ark. — It's official!. Buc-ee's is coming to Saline County. Buc-ee the beaver, the beloved mascot for the company, made a surprise appearance on Friday in front of thousands of fans at War Memorial Stadium right before the kickoff of the 2024 Salt Bowl. Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders...
Missouri Residents: Thunderstorms and Rain Expected – Prepare for Weekend Weather
St. Louis, MO – Scattered thunderstorms are set to sweep through the St. Louis area this evening, with potential wind gusts reaching 60 mph. Residents should prepare for the possibility of severe weather disrupting outdoor plans, with conditions expected to persist until after 8 p.m. According to the U.S....
1 of Missouri’s Largest Gas Providers Closing 1,000 Stations
Many will not be happy about two things. First, one of Missouri's largest gas providers is reportedly planning to close 1,000 stations. Second, the reason why will likely cause many to be angry. The news about one of Missouri's largest gas providers and their plan to close 1,000 stations comes...
Missouri and the Midwest are gearing up for water fights fueled by climate change
Where the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers meet north of St. Louis, the powerful waterways form a line in the middle of their flows, at first refusing to mix together in their new union. As it cuts across the state on its way to meet the Mississippi, the Missouri River irrigates...
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