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Sponsored content: Welcoming. Eclectic. Diverse. Vibrant. Friendly. These are just a few of the words that several Waldo residents and business owners use to describe the neighborhood. Although they live in different…
These aren’t just your grandmother’s quilts. Much as fashion trends revolve, interest in handcrafting cycles through generations. For some crafters, skills are passed down through family members, while others pick up tools…
Out of the 18 billion articles we published last year—give or take a billion—it’s been fun to see which ones blew up thanks to the power of social media. Do we have…
Sponsored content: Whether you’re an avid athlete or have never touched a piece of sports equipment, the annual WIN (Women’s Intersport Network) for KC Women’s Sports Awards Celebration — celebrating women in…
Sponsored content: Andrea Baca and Amy Covitz took a once-in-a-lifetime leap of faith: they left their careers as attorneys and opened Our Daily Nada, a European-inspired book shop and wine bar in…
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The. Chiefs. Are. Going. To. The Super. Bowl. And Kansas City is collectively losing their ever-lovin’ minds. We scoped out the interwebs and various social media channels to find out who’s saying…
KC native Bryonha Marie Parham is truly a triple-threat (read: she can act, dance and sing). As a rising star on Broadway and classical crossover artist, she is coming home to make…
Missouri native Joe Urie likes to live life in the fast lane—figuratively and literally. Born and raised in Bolivar, Urie says he’s done everything from duking it out (and winning first place)…
The nanosecond Dry January is over, Brock Schulte wants you to know he’s here to help get you back in the swing of things. Not only does Schulte hold down the fort…
Missouri native Rashida Phillips is poised to join Kansas City’s American Jazz Museum as the new executive director this month. With an arts/culture/community/education pedigree a mile long, Phillips is excited to helm…
He looks bigger in person than on TV, and that’s not the only surprising thing about Kansas City’s 35-year-old mayor, Quinton Lucas. His strong, athletic frame sports a well-tailored navy suit and…