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CASSVILLE, Mo. -- Scores of visitors admire the beautiful flow of turquoise water that emerges from Roaring River Spring at the heart of Roaring River State Park cradled in an Ozarks canyon south of Cassville, Mo.
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CASSVILLE, Mo. -- Scores of visitors admire the beautiful flow of turquoise water that emerges from Roaring River Spring at the heart of Roaring River State Park cradled in an Ozarks canyon south of Cassville, Mo.
KISS Rebreathers divers continued the surveying of Roaring River Cave in the first weekend of April with a somewhat smaller crew. The group this month included photographer Randall Purdy, of Kearney,...
The KISS (Keep It Super Simple) Rebreathers dive team, headed up by CEO Mike Young, returned to Roaring River State Park the second weekend in March to continue their exploration and survey of the...
With renewed permits from the Missouri Department of Natural Resources, the KISS Rebreathers dive team, based in Fort Smith, Ark., returned to Roaring River State Park recently for their first dive...