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Riverbend Getaway 134/216 LLC 

Located in Leasburg. Getaway to adventure in this spacious 4000+ sq ft home located in the Ozark outdoors. Enjoy the open sky - Star light - walks and beautiful wild life sightings. Near Onondaga cave, Meramac River, Huzzah Conservation Area, Blue Springs, Meramac Springs and Cave, too much to mention it all. Parties allowed, if you schedule and review approval from me. Schedule your private family and friend's birthday, holiday events. Plan your fall getaway hunting, fishing, hiking near Meramac river and lots of hiking trails, and Onondaga Cave. Off historic Route 66. Kayak, raft and canoe retails available. Stay for the weekend. Rides to and from river when you book over 10 people. Ask me for details.

Crawford County

Crawford

Steelville

Missouri

Located in Leasburg. Getaway to adventure in this spacious 4000+ sq ft home located in the Ozark outdoors. Enjoy the open sky - Star light - walks...

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Cole County

Cole

Jefferson City

Steve Farina's two goals were not enough to overcome St. Louis University High in the first-of-two state semifinal playoff games for the Mid States Hockey Challenge Cup. The Tigers lost 5-3 after a scoreless third period and will face the Jr. Billikens again Saturday at 8:30 p.m. at Hardee's IcePlex in Chesterfield. The team must win that game plus a 10-minute mini-game immediately following to advance to the finals March 7, where they'll face either CBC or Chaminade at the Scottrade Center. The Tigers were tied with SLUH going into the third period. Chase Berger had two goals and one assist for the Jr. Bills, and goalie Thomas Place had 21 saves for the night. Oakville goalkeeper Zach Jost saved 22 out of 27 shots on goal. Charles Freshman added another goal for the Tigers. The Bills broke Oakville's 12-game winning streak as the team hadn't lost a game since Dec. 30. Can't attend the game Saturday? St. Louis Sports Productions will do a <a href="http://stlsportsproductions.com/mid-states-hockey.html" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">live broadcast of the game on their website</a>.

Steve Farina’s two goals were not enough to overcome St. Louis University High in the first-of-two state semifinal playoff games for the Mid States Hockey Challenge Cup.

The Tigers lost 5-3 after a scoreless third period and will face the Jr. Billikens again Saturday at 8:30 p.m. at Hardee’s IcePlex in Chesterfield. The team must win that game plus a 10-minute mini-game immediately following to advance to the finals March 7, where they’ll face either CBC or Chaminade at the Scottrade Center.

The Tigers were tied with SLUH going into the third period. Chase Berger had two goals and one assist for the Jr. Bills, and goalie Thomas Place had 21 saves for the night. Oakville goalkeeper Zach Jost saved 22 out of 27 shots on goal. Charles Freshman added another goal for the Tigers.

The Bills broke Oakville’s 12-game winning streak as the team hadn’t lost a game since Dec. 30. Can’t attend the game Saturday? St. Louis Sports Productions will do a <a href="http://stlsportsproductions.com/mid-states-hockey.html" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">live broadcast of the game on their website</a>.

St. Louis County

St. Louis Metropolitan Area

Mehlville-Oakville

The Tigers will face the Jr. Bills again on Saturday.