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Missouri History Today Missouri History Today Three Boys Disappear in Hannibal: May 10, 1967 by Missouri Life Three boys, last seen by a schoolteacher exploring the area around a newly opened cave, disappeared on this date in 1967. Travel Partner Content Outdoors Travel Smooth Sailing on Stockton Lake by Dan R. Manning The wind is your friend when you’re sailing on Stockton Lake, Missouri’s premier sailing lake. With more than 25,000 acres of pristine water and 300 miles of shoreline, it’s the perfect place to make a run and take in the sights. Towns Travel So Much To See on This Scenic Drive! by Missouri Life Turn up the tunes, roll down the window, and hit the road. Perfect for two- or four-wheeled rides, this scenic route visits three historic towns, two lakes, a swinging bridge, and so much more. Don’t forget to check out the Barn Quilt Trail, too. Partner Content Sponsored Content Home Maintenance During Spring and Allergy Season by Missouri Life The spring blooms not only bring warmer temperatures, but they can also lead to seasonal allergies this time of the year. By following these simple tips from Trane, homeowners can mitigate these triggers and create a healthier home environment. Made in Missouri Missouri Food and Drinks Arts & Culture Made In Missouri Prayer Wear by Missouri Life For fiber artist Bella Erakko, the craft of weaving altar cloths is a vehicle for sending well-wishes into the world. With each order for a commissioned piece, she asks three questions: What do you want to wrap yourself in—peace, courage, love? Arts & Culture Made In Missouri Better Together by Kelsie Schrader These two Cape Girardeau painters write and illustrate children’s books in an unconventionally collaborative way. Their method is a fast-paced give-and-take that requires absolute trust, open minds, and a willingness to pick up and pivot. Missouri Food and Drinks Missouri Food and Drinks You Want Fries With That? by Pamela Clifton These are no ordinary french fries. Across Missouri, chefs are putting a hot new spin on the humble spud. Sure, you could dip ’em in ketchup, but these restaurants are bringing something much more exciting than that to the table. Missouri Food and Drinks Events Bring the Heat by Caroline Dohack Those who just can’t get enough chips and dip won’t want to miss the 417 Salsa Fest in Springfield. A celebration of all things salsa, the event features a salsa taste-off, a hot-pepper-eating contest, live music, Latin dancing, and more. Arts & Culture Missouri History Life Arts & Culture Made In Missouri Prayer Wear by Missouri Life For fiber artist Bella Erakko, the craft of weaving altar cloths is a vehicle for sending well-wishes into the world. With each order for a commissioned piece, she asks three questions: What do you want to wrap yourself in—peace, courage, love? Arts & Culture Events Experience India Through Music and Dance by Caroline Dohack The American Natya Festival, now in its fifteenth year, is a three-day celebration of Indian artistic tradition. Performers from around the United States and India will dazzle audiences with spirited song and dance and elaborate costumes. Missouri History Missouri History Calamity Jane: Calamity Jane, was born at Princeton, MO. by Missouri Life Calamity Jane: Calamity Jane, was born at Princeton, MO. Life Missouri History Today Life Kansas City Royals Play Their First Game: April 8, 1969 by Missouri Life The Kansas City Royals played their first game in team history on this date. SUBSCRIBE TO OUR FREE NEWSLETTERS! 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