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Stillwater Runs Deep
On the surface, the 2000 dramedey “Almost Famous” is a movie about the final years of rock ‘n’ roll in 1970s California and the coming of age of 15-year-old reporter, William Miller (Patrick Fugit). But at its heart, the breakout Cameron Crowe film is about a good, old-fashioned American road trip with a great rock [...]
Oz NightClub
Normally I only do reviews on places in St. Louis. However, Oz Nightclub is one of my favorite places to go to on any given late night, and I would love to share my experiences. Oz nightclub is located in Sauget, Ill., just across the bridge from St. Louis. Even though this club is in [...]
Pi
When people talk about the best places in the United States to get pizza, normally St. Louis would not be in the running. However, once I discovered the delicious pizza and appetizers offered at Pi, located in the Delmar Loop, I was forced to eat my words. Pi is one of the best places in [...]
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Sailor Man Spirit
Statues of Popeye characters are scattered along the Popeye Character Trail in Chester, Ill., the home of Popeye. The town where the comic strip began takes pride in its claim-to-fame, such as hosting the Popeye Picnic each year.
Gooey Greatness
Park Avenue Coffee in St. Louis features homemade baked goods including 76 flavors of the city’s specialty treat — gooey butter cake. The gooey butter cake sold at Park Avenue was named the best in the city after being featured on Food Network’s “Food Feuds.”
Off the Record
Boasting a collection of more than 40,000 CDs and 30,000 records, Vintage Vinyl is one of St. Louis’s most popular music stores. Posters of local and national artists line the 7,000 square foot store’s walls. In addition, the music store hosts more than 13 in-house concerts every year.
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Small Wonders
Thousands of miniatures and toys, including 150 dollhouses, are on display in the Toy and Miniature Museum of Kansas City. About 26,000 visitors come to see the museum’s extensive collection each year.
America’s Pastime
A popular Midwest pastime is showcased in Cooperstown, N.Y., at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. Exhibits explain the evolution of baseball and profile well-known players. Each year, the World Series champions also have a special display.
Columns
What Drives Us
Columnist Katy Spence reflects on her experiences at the annual Cruisin’ Branson Lights car show in Branson, Mo., and the unforgettable challenges she faced to get to the show, such as getting over all of the hills along the way.
Becoming Mishpocheh
Columnist explores connections between Jewish culture and her internship with the National Council for Jewish Women-St. Louis. The organization works on several projects throughout the year to promote equal treatment of all individuals.

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