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417 Magazine
February 2007

Features
L.A. Dreams and Hundred-Dollar Jeans

L.A. Dreams and Hundred-Dollar Jeans

His father was a corporate executive. His older brother is a chemical engineer. Paul Catlett finds success and happiness by straying from the path.

By Tiesha Miller

Departments
Citizen.com Archive »

The local mediascape is changing as blogs by “regular people” and mainstream media gain ground.

By Gregory Holman
The Bike-Shop Painter Archive »

Artistic jack-of-all-trades Jim Veronee wasn’t always painting naked cyclists on Springfield buildings. Not that he’s complaining.

By Evan Fisk
The Brewmeister Archive »

At a tiny little brew house in Cabool, Chad Frederick is cooking up some tasty local flavors.

By Katie Pollock
High-Tech Running Archive »

Nike and Apple sync up to improve your jog.

By Tiesha Miller
Springfield's Elephant In The Room Archive »

Our town’s gang members can be rich kids, they can be white and they can be women. And law enforcement says community indifference is the biggest reason gang crime could go up.

By Chris DeRosier
Great Steaks, High Prices Archive »

Sullivan’s Steakhouse is an upscale eatery on Branson Landing that offers big taste with a big price tag.

By Katie Pollock
Fusion, Fusion, Fusion Archive »

How Springfield’s Asian restaurant scene is going upper-crust.

By Evan Fisk
The Ingredient: Caviar Archive »

William Mauk of Clary’s suggests uses for this sturgeon-egg indulgence.

By Tiesha Miller
Denim, Dinin' and Dancin' Archive »

This casual event (denim and barbecue) at Riverside Inn raised money for the Breast Cancer Foundation of the Ozarks.
A Sakrid Touch Archive »

Morning DJ Jodi Oehlke is making her imprint in the fashion world.

By Tiesha Miller
Coloring Outside The Lines Archive »

Susan Sommer-Luarca was one of 417-land's best-kept secrets. But with new nationwide tours and some officially licensed Olympic art on the horizon, the secret might be out.

By Evan Fisk

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