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- Sep 18, 2026
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Gear review: Summer into fall (opens the original)
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As fall begins to settle in, I’ve loved ââ¯and am still using â this crossover gear, available in both men’s and women’s (except Roark, which has its own women’s line). While this breezy, nearly paper-thin shirt feels next to nothing when wearing, it’s incredibly durable. Constructed of 100% recycled polyester, the minimal base layer is perfect for running or sweaty hikes â or simply hanging out in what newscasters term “oppressive heat” in the South. Bonded hems prevent chaffing while mo
Changemaker Speaker Series features Albert Lin in: Exploring Human Frontiers (opens the original)
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National Geographic Explorer Albert Lin’s academic training as an engineer and scientist stands out in his extraordinary ability to draw from both ancient and modern wisdom. He rewired his brain after suffering severe chronic pain upon losing his lower leg in 2016. He also helped heal his son, who wasn’t able to breathe on his own after a brain injury and now has finished high school with straight A-pluses and is skiing extreme terrain again. Lin speaks at the Changemaker Series at 7:30 p.m. Sep
Just beyond your backyard: From St. Louis to the birthplace of Route 66Â (opens the original)
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St. Louis has a charm of its own, and nowhere is that more apparent than its signature hotels, namely the Magnolia and Union Station. Of course, the steel arch â the gateway to this wonderful world we call the West â stands as the quintessential icon of the city. And then there’s Route 66’s birthplace in Springfield, Mo., and all the cute and quirky sites in between. You might say I’m slightly obsessed with Route 66’s Centennial anniversary, but I discovered I’m not alone. In addition to ple
Gear review: Water filtration (opens the original)
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Traveling quite a bit this summer, including a foreign country, provided nice opportunities to test these filtration systems â and other ways to stay hydrated. All of these filtration products are third-party tested, certified and of the highest quality. And, with the holiday weekend, some are on sale. This is simple to set up and disassemble, and the pumping action is smooth and easy. The first-of-its-kind three-stage filtration system employs ceramic microfiltration, activated carbon and vir
DanceAspen closes its summer season with âCrescendoâ (opens the original)
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Live music, artistry and technical skill will climax in DanceAspen’s “Crescendo” at 7:30 p.m. Aug. 27 and 28 at the Wheeler Opera House. The performance is Matthew Gilmore’s last as a dancer before he transitions into DanceAspen’s artistic associate. “He’s been a voice in helping me build this company for the past five years, but I think he’ll really have the time to fully immerse himself on the other side and start to build a vision of where he would like to see the company (go), in terms of t
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