Chiefs superfan X-Factor, the nom de guerre of local man Ty Rowton, has just announced his retirement, saying that he was “becoming a monster.” Rowton, who is known by his signature red triangle hat, has been a polarizing figure among Chiefs fans for years. The attention accelerated after the Bills game, in which he...
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In September, Mayor Lucas tweeted that the first of hundreds of Afghan refugees have been welcomed to Kansas City. Now, three organizations designated by the
Chiefs superfan X-Factor, the nom de guerre of local man Ty Rowton, has just announced his retirement, saying that he was “becoming a monster.” Rowton,
Van Gogh Alive | Saturday, October 23–Friday, December 31 The much-hyped show makes use of moving images, sounds, lights and fragrances to create a multi-sensory
As told by Curt Diebel, owner of Diebel’s Sportsmens Gallery: “We had multiple days of rain going into this, so the ground was saturated. The actual event was
“As you well know, a record must break on radio in order to actually make a living for the artists involved. Up until now, you’ve had to make
Fall restaurant and bar openings in Kansas City include a drive-thru coffee shop from Southern Oregon and a post-pandemic revival from Crossroads Hotel. New Amsterdam
If you’ve tried Malört, you know it’s comparable to chewing the pages of a two-hundred-year-old library book. Or, as local food writer and Pitch restaurant
Overland Park will officially declare October 18 as “Jason Sudeikis Day.” The Ted Lasso star, who recently won an Emmy and Golden Globe for his
If you look out the window while driving through the rolling expanses of the Flint Hills, you’ll see some of the best views Kansas has to offer—rolling hills
There are no pit tours at Snow’s BBQ. At the best Texas-style barbecue pit in the world according to The New Yorker, and the defending
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There’s a line in the iconic film Selena when Edward James Olmos, who plays Selena’s father, is in the driver’s seat of the tour bus,
The ultimate villain is silence. Yes, of course, you want to avoid the virus. But the real enemy, the intimate foe, is a brutal, unrelenting
Elvis is everywhere in the visitor’s center for Holladay Distillery. Ceramic decanters bearing the King’s likeness neatly line the built-in shelves of the old brick
In 1956, Dwayne Steinle opened a small film processing facility in Parsons, a town of 10,500 west of Joplin, Missouri. At the store’s peak—before digital
