Doc Holliday

3 weeks ago | mymix923.com | Doc Holliday

I can't say it was a big surprise, but it sure was sudden. There is confirmation that Hooters just shut down locations in Missouri and Illinois this week with no warning whatsoever. I started hearing friends in Missouri pass along the word that one of the Hooters locations in downtown St. Louis was suddenly closed and I've been able to confirm they are correct. It's not just Missouri either.

3 weeks ago | mymix923.com | Doc Holliday

I'm so glad that I just received a text from scammers claiming that I have an unpaid violation and am about to go to jail because now I can show you what it looks like and how to avoid being taken. As soon as my phone dinged, I figured it was a scam because I rarely text and was not expecting a message from anyone. This is the infamous fake moving violation text that's been victimizing many in Missouri. Here's what mine looked like directly from my phone. But wait, there's more.

3 weeks ago | mymix923.com | Doc Holliday

If you love Missouri, camping and free, I have found the motherlode of cool destinations for you. It's 6 somewhat secret campsites in southern Missouri that won't cost you anything. I need to clarify something. When I said that I found you 6 secret free campsites in southern Missouri, what I meant to say is that the Missouri Department of Conservation found them. They're also not secret per se, but definitely off-the-beaten-path of some of Missouri's more populated camping places.

3 weeks ago | mymix923.com | Doc Holliday

It began when Mike decided he needed to pick up some hot dogs from the store. He also picked up a lottery ticket as an afterthought. That small decision led to him and his wife being helped by HGTV to find their dream vacation home in the Missouri Ozarks after he won $250,000. David Bromstad is the host of My Lottery Dream Home on HGTV. Mike and Lori are originally from Iowa, but they always wanted a vacation home in the Lake of the Ozarks part of Missouri.

3 weeks ago | mymix923.com | Doc Holliday

The Jayhawks will not be happy about this, but the truth hurts. New data shows that many are fleeing Kansas and their destination is an unusual one. It's across the state line to archrival Missouri and I think I know why. I can show you data from multiple sources that prove this is true. A recent study by Stacker showed that 22,333 Kansas residents left the state and moved to Missouri in just one year.