IMPACT 100 – Why it’s a big deal
If you are a woman who wants to make an impact in your community, you’ll want to keep reading. Impact 100 is a women-led initiative [...]
The 1930s Phillips 66 Station on Route 66 fuels Cuba, MO’s history
L-R Ralph Wirz, Ervin Hendrickson, Homer Carr, and Paul T. Carr stand proudly in front of the successful business [...]
A West Washington “Small art” Project completed
Where there was once blight, there is now whimsical art that makes Cuba, Missouri just a little more special.
Route 66 eyesore due for a makeover
This blighted Route 66 spot in Cuba is due for a transformation. Viva Cuba, a non-profit community betterment organization, plans to tackle this [...]
A New Chapter in the Gold Star Boys Mural: The rest of the story
The Gold Star Boys mural was painted right after 9/11/2001. It pictures the faces of six young men from the Cuba Area who fought in WWII and did not return to their families. But then we found out that there was more to the story. Ralph Fishwick lost his life in the line of duty on a return convoy off the coast of Africa on December 2, 1942. We thought. Read on for the rest of the story.