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More and more I'm hearing this word used to describe a lifestyle that hasn't been used in nearly 50 years. It's the word hippie and there's one part of Missouri that is considered the most hippie place in the state and it really is far out - literally.
More and more I'm hearing this word used to describe a lifestyle that hasn't been used in nearly 50 years. It's the word hippie and there's one part of Missouri that is considered the most hippie place in the state and it really is far out - literally.
If you are looking for a place to live the hippie lifestyle then you would probably think you would need to go to Oregon, California, or Vermont. But apparently, you can live the hippie lifestyle in the midwest, one of America's Hippie Hideouts is located in the Show-Me State of Missouri, read about it right here.
If you are looking for a place to live the hippie lifestyle then you would probably think you would need to go to Oregon, California, or Vermont. But apparently, you can live the hippie lifestyle in the midwest, one of America's Hippie Hideouts is located in the Show-Me State of Missouri, read about it right here.
Photo: Jeremiah Dean Partee A Baxter County man, 42-year-old Jeremiah Dean Partee, who led police on a high-speed chase on icy roads in Mountain Home earlier this month, before being apprehended, made his initial court appearance Thursday. Partee, appearing via video hookup from the Baxter County Detention Center, entered a not guilty plea in three open cases locally. His alleged crimes have ties to Howell County, where charges have also been filed. Court documents released this past week provide further details on the high-speed chase beginning on Arkansas Highway 5 North involving Partee’...