Happy Homemakers

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EHC organizations began as Tomato Clubs in 1912 Home Demonstration Clubs, also known as Homemaker Clubs, have been part of rural America since 1898 when...

A Slice of Americana

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Recalling the days of Huffman’s Cafe ASH GROVE, MO. - The 1950s and 1960s diners were a quintessential slice of Americana. They were the cool...

Greetings from Christmas City

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Noel, Mo., Post Office has been a hub of holiday activity for more than 90 years NOEL, MO. - The North Pole is a buzz...

The Strangest Dwelling in the Ozarks

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Quigley’s Castle began as a woman’s dream home EUREKA SPRINGS, ARK. - Just outside of Eureka Springs, Ark., tucked secretly down a gravel country road,...

Museum Houses Many Unique Collections 

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From dinosaur eggs to antique glassware, the Golden Pioneer Museum has something for all guests  GOLDEN, MO. - The Golden Pioneer Museum, in Golden, Mo.,...

Agriculture Heritage in the Heart of the Buffalo National River

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The barn of the Parker-Hickman Homestead is a time capsule from the 1800s NEWTON COUNTY, ARK. - Nestled in the heart of Newton County, Ark.,...

Collectables and Antiques with Soup and a Sandwich

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Spring Creek Tea Room is a unique experience OZARK, MO. - Located in the heart Ozark, Mo., at 107 S. Third Street, is an oasis...

A Community Filled with Music

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Brentwood Ark., continues to be a gathering place for musicians and music fans BRENTWOOD, ARK. - Community is an important part of our lives. It...

Crafting a Sweeter World 

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Askinosie Chocolate is more than candy maker  SPRINGFIELD, MO. - The Askinosie Chocolate company was created through a leap of faith by Shawn Askinosie, a...

Bringing the Past to Life

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Diamond, Mo., is home to the World’s Largest Small Appliance Museum DIAMOND, MO. - In this age of smart phones, robot vacuums, refrigerators with TV screens and...
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