I personally counted 6 plows down my home street while I worked from home yesterday, plowing and salting. The street remained covered with ice. Sorry kilo417 but the answer to AITA is maybe yes.

The app "All Things Diverse SGF" - has local Asian business and resources.

Archery on the square would lend a new aura to downtown.

Koriya is great

It’s an hour away - I got down voted for 15 minutes

I stand by my recommendation- they have a building that can be used for weather. A blacksmith, a pottery shop, and a partially built castle

The place is awesome

Yup. Watching all the other college campuses evaluate dangerous conditions correctly while MSU did not and had kids getting hurt was a prime example that safety should be everyone’s first priority, no matter how annoying.

I visited Ireland once and had seafood that had been swimming a few hours before - it’s been 15 years and I still remember how amazing it was.

Sometimes it sucks being in a landlocked state.

Looks like this has been covered well, but congratulations! You’ll love South Korea! Best of luck!

Bawi

Shit man, I’d love to find a barber that can cut caucasian hair. I moved here six or seven years ago and the barbers are a nightmare here. Good luck my dude.

I’m happy school got canceled so I don’t have to go.

You can get some stuff at Koriya that is strictly Korean, but it's more like a Korean Japanese fusion place. Golden Korean has a menu similar to those you'd see at a typical restaurant in Korea. K Fried Chicken is pretty authentic to fried chicken places that are popular there (the yang nyum sauce in particular and its hella good) and they have some other good dishes there as well. Bawi is more upscale than any BBQ place I went to in Seoul, but it's good, gives you a decent feel for the Korean BBQ experience, and I believe you can get soju and Korean beer (which is not particularly good beer) there as well. When you go, best favor you can do yourself is find a good seafood place which will probably be close to the seafood market. Nothing around here can compare to good seafood that was in the ocean the day before, and alive less than an hour before you eat it

Koriya is great and at Bawi, you cook the food on a grill in front of you.

Hullston Mill out towards Greenfield hosts horse events. Not sure about a reception hall area though.

Back in my day we got snow instead of ice, I think that has a lot to do with it.

Thanks a lot, climate change.

Wtf do you mean by show a good example to kids of working class families? Like risking your life and risking paying the deductible on your insurance for unsafe road conditions?

Lucky J Arena in Carthage? I know there are some other place out that way that might be a good fit for what you’re needing.

Oh shit, just read about cinders… it’s coal ash which contains a devil’s cocktail of heavy metals and carcinogens

Salt only works if you can pretreat the roads, but when it’s raining and it changes to freezing rain the salt just gets washed away. I do remember cinders being used when I was a kid, didn’t melt the ice but gave traction. But cinders are probably terrible for the environment

Expo Cut on S Campbell is Asian-owned :D it's also quite cheap!!

Check Seoul on Campbell, they have a notice board in the back and I think I’ve seen salons in it.

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Golden Korea on west sunshine. Pork Bulgogi for the win.

Sue’s in Nixa, if she’s still there. She’s from Ueijongbu, where I was stationed. Steamed yaki mandu and bulgogi are excellent.

They have a lot of horse parking nearby, do they.