Learning about a piece of Missouri’s Black history After nearly a month of snow storms and icy roads, today the weather finally broke. With a
Breaking the proverbial (and literal) ice One of the many wonderful things about living in central Missouri is that most years it is possible to
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ALR Chapter 202 Beacon Newsletter Column (Note: for the past few months I have been writing the Beacon newsletter column for ALR Chapter 202 in
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Dodged the storms, had fun, and raised money for a good cause For most of the past week I have been sick in bed trying
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The final weekend of February was some of the most beautiful we have all year long. Most of the members of Columbia’s American Legion Riders
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Columbia’s American Legion Riders Chapter 202 kicked off 2024 with the first annual Polar Run. First item on the agenda was brunch at Truman’s Bar
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American Legion Riders Chapter 202 began the month with a ride to Oktoberfest in Hermann. Hermann is a community settled almost entirely by German immigrants
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Busy month with just a bit of riding May was my final month of service as pastor at First Christian Church in Dexter. It was
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Points go up while ranking goes down Southeast Missouri was blessed with some beautiful weather in April. After getting off to a good start in
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Honoring veterans and learning local history on two wheels In order to give myself an incentive to explore some new roads, this year I decided
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