The playoffs aren’t anything new to Sporting Kansas City—the club is poised for its ninth appearance in ten years. This year’s club is tenacious, frequently winning from behind. Sporting KC is one of the favorites to win the 2021 Major League Soccer Cup, but the club has changed since its...
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On September 25th, Braden’s Hope for Children Celebrated a decade of hope. The 10th Annual Hope Gala was held at the Overland Park Convention Center
We’ve seen a lot of creative ideas come out of Kansas City during the pandemic. However, not many of them are quite as memorable as
A Halloween pop-up bar modeled after a Victorian parlor has just arrived in the Westport neighborhood. “It’s meant to tell a story and leave an
The hip Strawberry Hill neighborhood of KCK is getting a new nonprofit record shop with its own bar, thanks to two people with a deep
The Old Farmer’s Almanac can help you schedule your fall activities around prime Instagram-able scenery. They just released an interactive Peak Fall Foliage Map that
The Sundance Film festival is coming to Kansas. Mama.film of Wichita, Kansas is partnering with Sundance Satellite Screen for the second year to bring their
Kansas City Fashion Week is a nexus of fashion professionals. Featuring local, national and international designers, each year KCFW produces two full weeks of premier
The 18th Annual Kansas City Zoo Run, “Run for the Koalas” took place the weekend of September 16. Each year they feature a different species
From the tony highrises overlooking Country Club Plaza to posh, parklike new developments in Johnson County, Kansas City is home to a new breed of
Fall restaurant and bar openings in Kansas City include a project from The Russell that brings French comfort food to Midtown and a new taqueria
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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,
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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
