Since 2018, the nonprofit organization ITN Gateway has offered safe, reliable, dignified and affordable local transportation for non-drivers over age 60.
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Want to be a Master Gardener? Online classes begin soon
Even in the era of COVID-19, Master Gardener learning options continue to grow, according to the University of Missouri.
Read More »HealthWorks! Kids’ Museum reopens July 10
The museum will operate at 25% capacity (or a maximum of 60 visitors). Families must make advance reservations online.
Read More »Open Houses, Open Possibilities: Buying a home in the age of COVID-19
Professionals say that interest in the housing market has been strong through spring and early summer despite COVID-19 and quarantine concerns.
Read More »Six questions to ask when shopping for floors
Unlike some other amenities, flooring is something that spans the entire area of any real estate. That is why, when it comes to replacing it, homebuyers should arm themselves with the right questions.
Read More »Summer Camps & Opportunities 2020
School is out and summer camps are in. Check out this local list of opportunities for kids of all ages looking for summer recreation. From dance to horseback riding, there is something for everyone.
Read More »Hot tips to keep gardens growing in summer
Entities like the Missouri Botanical Garden can provide professional advice on how to keep summer spaces thriving in times of warm temperatures and high humidity.
Read More »Inspect, Repair and Decorate: Help decks, patios flourish with three steps
Outdoor spaces are a literal extension of the home, and as a result, they deserve the same level of attention and maintenance. From patios to decks, regular care and upkeep can help make sure these outdoor spaces are ready for summertime entertaining or a solo relaxation session at any time.
Read More »Back to camp with a few new rules
Summer camp awaits like an oasis in a desert, but first there are a few safety rules all campers should learn or relearn.
Read More »Food Among the Flowers: The art of creating edible gardens
Edible gardens are a prime example of form and function coming together harmoniously in one space. Whether that space is a backyard plot, raised bed or pot on the porch, edible gardens can thrive in a myriad of home environments.
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