FEATURE ARTICLE:
By: Rose Carlson Now that spring has arrived, you may be looking for things to do outdoors. Give hiking a try if you are looking for a physical outlet to help take your mind away from grief for a bit. On a recent hiking trip, I was enjoying the peace and quiet, and I realized I lose all track of time. My mind and heart feel calmer when the only thing I am focusing on is the path in front of me, birdsong and the rustling…
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Happy Hour
Join us on Thursday August 8th for a Happy Hour! Time – 6pm – 8pm Location – 1600 Heritage Landing Suite 109 St. Peters, Mo.…