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Is it time to update Missouri's State Song?

2 years ago
Missouri, has an official state song called “The Missouri Waltz,” which was adopted on June 30, 1949. This song gained popularity during Harry Truman's presidency in 1945 when he played it on the piano at the White House, making it more popular. Truman, however, declined to record a performance of the song.
Liz Dowell

Favorite Kitchen Bowls

2 years ago

Mixing bowls can be an inspirational part of a kitchen. The older ones hold such sweet memories. Kitchen Nostalgia While roaming around the Internet, I came upon some mixing bowls that caught my eye. Hmm. . . I thought to myself, there’s something about one of these earthenware bowls that looks familiar. Then it occurred... 

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Jean Carnahan

Alton Mural Painting Has Begun

2 years ago
ALTON - Work on the new “Alton Flyway Mural” started this week at 136 Front Street in Alton. The organization Alton Main Street commissioned Robert Fishbone and On the Wall Productions to create a mural recreation of a painting by local artist James K. Schmidt. On Friday morning, Sept. 15, Fishbone was hard at work applying the first prime coat to the wall. “Every mural brings life to its location, each one differently,” Fishbone said at the recent “What’s Up Downtown” information exchange in late August. During the meeting, Fishbone shared his plans for the mural and photos of the nearly 200 murals he has painted in his 50-year career. On the Wall Productions has already devoted a day to cleaning the wall at 136 Front Street. After they complete two prime coats, Fishbone and his daughter will lay out the design and apply two coats of paint to recreate Schmidt’s painting. For more information about the mural, check

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PHOTOS: St. Louis Renaissance Festival returns for its 25th year

2 years ago
The St. Louis Renaissance Festival is back, kicking off five weekends of Ren-fair fun. The festival runs from September 16 to October 22 and has a 25-year history. It's a family-friendly event where visitors can enjoy volunteers and vendors dressed in period clothing, jousting demonstrations, and even petting zoos. While parking is free, there is an admission fee.
Liz Dowell