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The full service junk removal company, 1-800-GOTJUNK, donates or recycles up to sixty percent of the items collected. The team that arrives will remove your junk from where it sits, so there is no need to haul it to the curb. They also clean up the entire site afterward. Although prices vary depending on the volume and location of the item, the minimum charge is about eighty-eight dollars. The fee covers sorting, loading, cleanup, disposal or …... Read more >
MARIONVILLE’S TRINITY TABLES CASHES IN ON THE POKER CRAZE
By Dawn Klingensmith
Like any entrepreneur, Jerold Hulsizer took a gamble nine years ago when he started his own business. Fortunately, Lady Luck seems to have taken a liking to Jerold. Business is booming, and Jerold’s Trinity Tables is raking in the chips.
Jerold crafts convertible tables with solid cherry or oak tops that slide off to reveal professional-quality poker ta…... Read more >
St. Louis Firm Creates Love in the Tub By Dawn Klingensmith
What gift besides roses brings pleasure to noses?
Fizzy bath balls from Love in the Tub will surround your sweetheart with mood-enhancing aromas, including rose petal — the company’s best-selling fragrance — jasmine, honeysuckle, and orange blossom. Simply draw your Valentine a bath and drop an effervescent bath ball under the stream of running water for a spa-like pamperin…... Read more >
Master boot-maker Joe Patrickus, owner of JP’s Custom Handmade Boots in Camdenton, has been making boots for more than twenty-five years. The simple Western-style building that houses his shop and studio features natural woods and glass display cases of beautifully crafted footwear. Wooden shoe forms hang from the rafters, and antique sewing machines fill one side of the room.
Joe makes a great effort to create the perfect boot for each cli…... Read more >
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Jim Rathert's Missouri Mug
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Nuwati Herbals The Healer Tea
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Historic Walking Tour Lee's Summit on May 17, 2008
Indian Crossing Century Bike Ride on May 17, 2008
Liberty Heritage Festival on May 17, 2008