New Madrid

Population (2010) 3,127 Introduction New Madrid (pronounced MAD-rid) is best known for being at the epicenter of a powerful series of earthquakes, but it is also an old community along the Middle Mississippi that traces its roots back to the Spanish colonial days. Take some time to get to

By |2024-05-27T10:33:14-05:00August 29th, 2018|Missouri|Comments Off on New Madrid

The Gateway Arch is Finally a Part of St. Louis

Rising 630 feet above the Mississippi River and covered in gleaming stainless steel, the Gateway Arch is one of the most famous monuments in the world. It has become a proud symbol of St. Louis, yet somehow it has felt apart from the city where it was built. Busy streets and parking garages created physical

By |2018-07-07T14:23:26-05:00July 7th, 2018|Features|Comments Off on The Gateway Arch is Finally a Part of St. Louis

St. Louis Riverfront Gets Little Respect

In St. Louis, the riverfront just can’t get any respect. With the St. Louis Rams positioning themselves to move—or to get the public to pay for another new stadium—St. Louis leaders are pushing a plan to build a new stadium next to the Mississippi River that they hope would convince the Rams that we

By |2018-12-14T17:43:59-05:00March 2nd, 2015|About the Mississippi Valley|Comments Off on St. Louis Riverfront Gets Little Respect

Picture of the Day: Hanging Out in Baton Rouge

Wondering around with a nice camera can attract attention, or maybe just volunteers. In Baton Rouge last month, these young adults wanted to pose in my shots along the riverfront, so who was I to say no? (photo taken April 2014) See more Pictures here. Baton Rouge riverfront

By |2016-10-21T15:28:19-05:00May 14th, 2014|Photo of the Day|Comments Off on Picture of the Day: Hanging Out in Baton Rouge
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