Dea Hoover is interviewed by Ray Hartmann about her new book, Hannibal: A Walk through History.

This week, Lynn & Carl are joined by Joe Hanrahan and Rachel Tibbetts from The Midnight Company's original production of "Tinsel Town" and Dea Hoover from STL Scavenger to discuss their projects.

Talk to Dea Hoover for five minutes, and it’s apparent she is a one-woman tourism bureau.

Dea Hoover is a bit wary of saying too much about her new book. While most authors eagerly walk through chapters in some detail, the St. Louis-based tour director hesitates to reveal anything beyond its title. But she has cause to

Nightmare Vacation, Kevin Killeen, Bob Nightengale, Dea Hoover – July 9th 2021, Hancock and Kelley 10-11am.

Spending time with your dad is one of the best gifts you can give him on Father’s Day, which will be here before you know it on Sunday, June 20. But you should also spend a little cash on him,

One Audrain County native has a fun way to explore some unique locations in the St. Louis area for those eager to get back out into the world. Dea Hoover’s debut book, STL Scavenger: The Ultimate Search for St. Louis’s Hidden Treasures,

Father’s Day is coming up on Sunday, June 20. We’ve rounded up a list of local gift ideas for any dad—whether he’s happiest mastering the grill, lounging by the pool, or riding his bike.

ST. LOUIS—The Memorial Day weekend marks the unofficial start of the summer, when you might have a vacation on the mind. Last summer plans had to look a lot different—so what does travel look like in 2021?

Looking for a new way to explore the St. Louis region? Get out your magnifying glass or zoom in on your camera and join in the ultimate search for St. Louis treasures. Buildings, businesses, statues and architectural details are depicted

Looking for a fun summer adventure? Dea Hoover has you covered. The St. Louis tour guide has penned a scavenger hunt book that will take participants on a journey through 17 iconic neighborhoods.

Winners will be announced on Saturday, May 22, at an outdoor event at 1 p.m. on the library’s front lawn. Dea Hoover, author of the new book STL Scavenger, will talk about her recently published work. A copy of the

We’re scavengers by nature, right? Always on the hunt for something, competing with our fellow humans, moving ahead, discovering, wanting more. “We’re all hiding nuts for our babies,” says Dea Hoover, who is not a squirrel. She’s a local tour guide and

Explore your own hometown with the STL Scavenger book written by Dea Hoover. There are 17 different scavenger hunts to do in different neighborhoods in the St. Louis area.

Author Dea Hoover wrote STL Scavenger: The Ultimate Search for St. Louis’s Hidden Treasures.