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Ty's Take The Fourth of July parade committee's already thinking eight months ahead, which is either the mark of good planning or a sign that winter's got us all restless—probably both. Nothing wrong with sketching out next year's route and float
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Ty's Take The prairies that used to cover chunks of this county before anybody planted anything didn't disappear—they've been waiting. A partnership focused on sustainable land use is doing the work to find what's left of those native grasslands around Rolla
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Ty's Take Music doesn't ask much of a town—just a room and people willing to listen—but it does something to a place that nothing else quite manages. When somebody like Baum shows up at The Rolla Mission, it's not just a concert
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Ty's Take There's something fitting about a small Ozarks county pushing the smooth chanterelle as Missouri's official state mushroom—a fungus that doesn't announce itself, grows quiet and persistent in the right conditions, and shows up in your kitchen if you know
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Ty's Take The Fourth of July parade committee's already thinking eight months ahead, which either means they learned their lesson from last year's traffic snarl or they're just optimistic the way small-town folks tend to be when summer's still
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Ty's Take You don't have to go far south of town to find what the Ozarks looked like before we put our stamp on it—those remnant prairies tucked into the forest are living reminders, the kind of thing our grandparents would've walked past