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SUMMARY:Big Muddy Speaker Series July 2026
DESCRIPTION:Peruque Creek Watershed Alliance & Efforts to Improve Local Water Quality\, presentation by Kelly Dunlap\nWednesday\, July 8th – 6:00PM Social hour/ 7:00PM Presentation\nSugarfire Smokehouse (THIS MONTH ONLY) 1101 Lodora Dr\, Wentzville\, MO 63385 \nJoin us for a special edition of the Big Muddy Speaker Series as we head to Wentzville to explore the future of the Peruque Creek watershed. (August 12 will be at Bike Stop Cafe as usual.) \nIf you’ve spent time at Quail Ridge Park\, Peruque Valley Park\, Foristell City Park\, Corwin S. Ruge Memorial Park\, or Lake Saint Louis\, you’ve likely enjoyed the waters and natural beauty of Peruque Creek. This local watershed provides important habitat\, recreation opportunities\, and green space for our communities. Today\, however\, sediment and nutrient pollution are impacting water quality throughout the system\, affecting both Peruque Creek and Lake Saint Louis. \nThe good news is that local residents\, businesses\, community organizations\, and government partners are working together to make a difference. Join Kelly Dunlap\, Coordinator of the Peruque Creek Watershed Alliance and City of Wentzville staff member\, for a look at the challenges facing the watershed and the collaborative efforts underway to improve water quality. You’ll learn:\nHow watershed health affects local parks\, streams\, lakes\, wildlife\, and communities\nWhat projects\, grants\, and community initiatives are helping reduce pollution and improve water quality\nPractical steps you can take to protect Peruque Creek right in your own backyard\nHow to get involved with ongoing efforts to restore and care for this important local resource \nWhether you’re a resident\, paddler\, angler\, park user\, or simply curious about the waterways that connect our communities\, this presentation will provide an opportunity to learn how local action can create lasting improvements throughout the watershed.
URL:https://greenwaynetwork.org/event/bmss-july-2026/
LOCATION:Sugarfire Wentzville\, 1101 Lodora Dr\, Wentzville\, MO\, 63385\, United States
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SUMMARY:Big Muddy Speaker Series - August 2026
DESCRIPTION:Archer Alexander and the Underground Railroad\, presented by Dorris Keeven-Franke\, author\, speaker for the Big Muddy Speaker Series\, hosted in St. Charles County by Greenway Network. 7:00p.m. presentation (6:00p.m. social hour) at Bike Stop Cafe\, 701 S Riverside Drive\, St. Charles\, MO 63301 \nIn 1863\, he overheard St. Charles County Confederates plotting to destroy a local railroad bridge that was a vital link for the Union Army. He risked his life to inform the soldiers and saved hundreds of lives. He fled to St. Louis by the Underground Railroad with sixteen other freedom seekers at the Howell’s Ferry Crossing and was later taken in by abolitionist Rev. William G. Eliot. He was given his freedom for his important services to the military on September 24\,1863. When President Lincoln was assassinated\, in 1865\, a drive for a memorial to Lincoln was begun by the formerly enslaved\, called the Emancipation Memorial. That monument was dedicated on April 14\, 1876\, in Lincoln Park in Washington\, D.C. Archer Alexander became a nationally recognized icon as the freedom seeker with Lincoln. When Archer Alexander died\, he was buried in an unmarked grave in St. Peter’s U.C.C. Cemetery in St. Louis and his burial site is listed on the National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom. He is the great-great-great grandfather of Muhammad Ali. On June 28\, 2018\, Tributary B in Cottleville and O’Fallon was named Archer Alexander Creek\, which runs under Highway 364 and into Dardenne Creek. (Greenway Network has water quality monitoring weekends of the Dardenne every spring and fall.) \nDorris Keeven-Franke is an award-winning author and International speaker. She is a speaker for the Missouri Speakers Bureau\, sponsored by the Missouri Humanities\, and the State Historical Society of Missouri. Her Program is listed on the National Park Service’s National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom. As a public historian\, professional genealogist\, and lifelong resident of Missouri\, she loves to share the history of her state’s earliest residents. She has authored numerous books\, articles\, blogs\, videos\, and her forthcoming book is the biography of Archer Alexander.
URL:https://greenwaynetwork.org/event/bmss-august-2026/
LOCATION:Bike Stop Cafe\, 701 S. Riverside Dr\, Saint Charles\, MO\, 63301\, United States
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SUMMARY:Race for the Rivers 2026
DESCRIPTION:Whether you’re an avid paddler looking to get in on a competitive river race\, or simply in search of laid-back family fun\, Race for the Rivers is the event you’ve been searching for! With water education\, restoration\, and recreation as the focus\, Greenway Network stages this fun Missouri River paddling event every year. Choose 20 or 30 miles\, both finishing at Blanchette Landing in Saint Charles’ Historic Frenchtown District. \nRegistration will be available this spring at https://www.racefortherivers.org/
URL:https://greenwaynetwork.org/event/race-for-the-rivers-2026/
LOCATION:Blanchette Landing\, 100 Olive Street\, St. Charles\, MO\, 63301\, United States
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