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Local Lens

Thinkery: The Power of Play

Local Lens
Local Lens

Thinkery: The Power of Play

Meet Me at the Market

Stop and Smell the Roses

Meet Me at the Market
Meet Me at the Market

Stop and Smell the Roses

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More Than Movement

Local Lens
Local Lens

More Than Movement

Meet Me at the Market

One Sip at a Time

Meet Me at the Market
Meet Me at the Market

One Sip at a Time

Meet Me at the Market

A Tail of Tasty Treats

Meet Me at the Market
Meet Me at the Market

A Tail of Tasty Treats

Local Pulse

Local Experts

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Neighbors in Harmony: A Band Called Donna

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New Horizons

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A Thriving Ecosystem

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If you live in Mueller, you will likely know Southwest and Southeast Greenways well. Maybe you walk your dog along them in the morning, stop to admire wildflowers in bloom, or pass through on your way to the skate park. But beneath that everyday beauty lies a deeper story shaped by restoration, intention, and a belief that urban life and thriving ecosystems can, and should, coexist. At the center of this vision is RVI Planning + Landscape Architecture, the landscape architect responsible for designing these spaces as both functional infrastructure and meaningful community places.

by Cristina Tangredi

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Grammy-winning soprano Hila Plitmann is embracing fearlessness, reinvention, and joy in Mueller, her new home.

Hitting the High Notes

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At the Herb Bar, you can leave your troubles at the door and step into a sense of calm. 

Slow Down and Relax

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From the moment you walk into Floyd’s 99 Barbershop, it’s clear this isn’t a typical barbershop. Music fills the space, posters line the walls, and the energy feels lived-in rather than styled. It’s part barbershop, part creative hub, part neighborhood hangout, and that blend is intentional.

More Than Just a Barbershop

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EVERY JANUARY, gyms overflow, people set ambitious goals, and annual “resolutions” are made. The cultural rhythm is familiar. Yet by February, that burst of enthusiasm often begins to fade. As daily routines settle in and the novelty wears off, motivation dwindles. “Motivation isn’t meant to carry you,” says Pilates instructor Lee Vallely. “Consistency is. Discipline is. But most importantly, it’s about focusing on who you want to be, not just what you want to do.”

Progress over Perfection

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