In December 1803, Meriwether Lewis and William Clark arrived
in what we now think of as the Greater St. Louis region to ready
themselves and their corps members for a grand, almost
impossible-seeming expedition westward across the future United
States to the Pacific Coast.

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Lewis & Clark State Historic
Site and Confluence Tower

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Welcome to The Prairie Land Buzz – a FREE publication developed to promote pride in our region’s heritage.  The editorial platform of The Buzz is simple.  Stories are about the people – farmers, gardeners, artists, scientists, musicians, educators, business owners and entrepreneurs – all within the context of the region, and the spirit of the people.

We also have special departments, like free classified ads and a calendar of events in every issue.  And because living on and with the land has always been so important to the region, farming, gardening and agriculture will always have a strong presence in the magazine.

The first issue of The Buzz was printed and distributed in December 2009 and has experienced exciting and steady growth with each issue thanks largely in part to loyal readers and supportive businesses and advertisers

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