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Patrick Mulvihill

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Explore Big Cedar Lodge Wilderness Resort in Missouri

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By Anna Petrow, Patrick Mulvihill
| Fathom
Big Cedar Lodge’s most memorable stay combines the thrill of camping with the amenities of a boutique hotel. Take a short drive south of Branson, Missouri, just twenty minutes past the touristy souvenir shops and dinner theaters that draw millions each year, and the landscape immediately shifts. As the traffic thins and the billboards hit the rearview mirror, the Ozark Mountains rise and fall to let you know your destination — the quiet bend of Ridgedale, MO — is close.
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Bentonville

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By Patrick Mulvihill
| City Lifestyle Verified
Summertime is already halfway through, and if you haven’t piled into the family van and hit the open road, all hope is not lost. The great American road trip doesn’t have to take you to another time zone, after all—it could just take you south of the (Missouri) border to our neighbors in the Natural State. Just a three-hour drive from Kansas City, Bentonville in northwest Arkansas is a perfect weekend getaway for couples, families, and friend groups alike.
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Cheese, Please

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By Patrick Mulvihill
| City Lifestyle Verified
Since opening its doors in April 2024, Green Dirt on Oak has become more than just a destination for cheese lovers—it’s an immersive culinary experience that bridges the gap between farm and table. An urban outpost of Green Dirt Farm in Weston, MO, this cozy yet expansive restaurant offers a curated selection of artisanal cheeses, thoughtfully paired wines, and an evolving menu that celebrates the region’s agrarian roots.
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