The Mississippi River is again facing low water levels — pushing up barge rates and making it more expensive for farmers to export crops and import fertilizer.
A mother and her children are on a unique journey canoeing down the Mississippi River. Nikki Bettis and seven of her 15 biological children have been canoeing the Mississippi River for close to three ...
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Just Beyond Nashville Is Tennessee's River-Fringed Retreat With Zip-Line Thrills And Paddle-Ready Waters
If you love paddling, canoeing, or zip-lining, you'll have to check out this city in Tennessee. Here's exactly why it's an ...
The Iowa and Wisconsin Departments of Transportation launched a free car ferry service on Monday to cross the Mississippi ...
Jacksonville Journal-Courier on MSN
Low river levels disrupt logistics for Illinois harvesting
Drought on the lower Mississippi River has pushed barge rates up 31% and slashed southbound shipments 79%, threatening U.S.
DUBUQUE, Iowa (KWQC/Gray News) - A Virginia mother who loves a good adventure wants to teach her children to have that same type of spirit. She and seven of her children are now paddling along the ...
ELK RIVER, Minn. — The leaves are starting to change color in Minnesota, and downtown Elk River has benches and tables along the Mississippi River to take in the scenery. But there's a lot more to ...
Whilst the 300-mile road trip can be done in a week, a fortnight or more best suits the southern laidback spirit to truly ...
Farmers rely on the Mississippi River to ship grain and bring them imported fertilizer and other critical inputs. But another year of low river levels means barge travel will be more expensive. The ...
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