Some small Missouri places that seem to be forgotten by modern society have interesting backstories if you dig deep enough. That's true of a small Missouri village that appears will be soon overtaken by a large lake, but it has another history to share, too.
I don't want this to sound weird, but I am a big fan of squirrels. They are entertaining creatures that appear to have a sense of humor, too. It's true that Missouri has a very high squirrel-to-human ratio, but you should see our neighbors in Kansas.
This is what happens when you ask a question then completely regret it when you get the answer. Out of a morbid sense of curiosity, I decided to research what would happen if nuclear weapons were airburst over the biggest cities in Missouri. The result is the ultimate horror story.
There's a reason why a Missouri town has officially been named the UFO capital of the state. It has now been 50 years since a mass sighting where 500 Missourians saw something in the sky that is still unexplained to this day.
He admits that some will laugh at his claim, but a retired Missouri sheriff swears that his story is true about a huge creature he saw on a roadway that picked up a huge buck.
If this is any indication, our future is in good hands. Check out pictures of a home that was built completely by Hannibal, Missouri trade students. Oh, and it could be yours.
Before I looked at the new #1 fast food brand in America, I guessed to myself which one it was and I was wrong about a half dozen times. Did you know this fast food joint that is apparently at the top of the American food chain now only appears to have 48 Missouri locations?