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Bonne Terre adding resort style activities amid renovations

Summary by DeSoto Times-Tribune
Stafford Houston purchased Bonne Terre three years ago and when he saw the site’s dilapidated condition and overgrown canopies, he set off on overhauling the venue with the goal of bringing both weekend weddings and weekday retreats.
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Bonne Terre adding resort style activities amid renovations

Stafford Houston purchased Bonne Terre three years ago and when he saw the site’s dilapidated condition and overgrown canopies, he set off on overhauling the venue with the goal of bringing both weekend weddings and weekday retreats.

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DeSoto Times-Tribune broke the news in on Thursday, June 5, 2025.
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