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Tap List | Prevailing Over 2020 With the Power of Beer

Saying goodbye to 2020 with beer.

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West Plaza Flats Project Importing ‘Co-Living’ Concept to KC

By Kevin Collison Construction has begun on a five-story apartment project at 44th and Belleview that’s introducing a lifestyle imported from Denmark and an imposing tower crane above the West Plaza. The 102-unit West Plaza Flats development is being built on a 1.5-acre site at 4400-4434 Belleview by Price Management. The site originally was approved…

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Watch pianist Anastasia Vorotnaya's moving performance for Park International Center of Music.

KC Performs | A Moving Piece by Pianist Anastasia Vorotnaya

Watch Anastasia Vorotnaya’s moving performance of “Sonata No. 2.” Vorotnaya is one of 30 students at Park International Center of Music.

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Charlotte Street, the sign pictured here, was named after prominent early KC figure, Charlotte Campbell. Campbell was the wife of John Campbell, and was a descendant of the Duke of Argyll.

curiousKC | Learn One Kansas City Street’s Royal History

Ever wonder what the story is behind Charlotte Street’s name? curiousKC’s got the answer.

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The burial stone of Karleton Douglas Beye Fyfe

Time to Speak Out Against ‘Faith-Based Tyranny,’ In All Its Forms

A new book by Bill Tammeus places the death of a nephew in the 9/11 terrorist attacks in the context of faith-based tyranny, in all its forms.

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Singer Melinda MacDonald performs Stephen Sondheim's "Send In The Clowns."

KC Performs | Creating Performance Spaces Outside

Enjoy Musical Theater Heritage’s production of “Send in the Clowns” from Stephen Sondheim’s “A Little Night Music” performed by Melinda MacDonald.

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Affordable Townhome Project Proposed in Troost Corridor

By Kevin Collison The developer of the Wonder Shops + Flats project on Troost wants to continue investing in the area by building nine townhomes at 29th and Forest as affordable housing, but there’s one hitch. While the vacant property where the Forest Townhomes project is planned is part of a longtime neighborhood in the…

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Dacer Whitney Huell poses, arms outstretched diagonally, for her performance of "What Angel Wakes Me" from a Midsummer Night’s Dream, Act III, Scene I.

KC Performs | This Ballet Number is Bound to Mesmerize

Get swept away in Whitney Huell’s magical performance of “What Angel Wakes Me” from a Midsummer Night’s Dream, Act III, Scene I.

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Miracle at Rockhill, a holiday-themed pop-up at the Rockhille Grille, is serving Jingle Balls Nog

Weekend Possibilities | Holiday Pop-ups Open Post Christmas and Other Merry Leftovers

Whether you are tired of being cooped up with your partner or just sick of stepping on brand-new Legos, getting out of the house after the holiday might be a must. Just make sure to wear a mask. Saturday, Dec. 26 If keeping that holiday spirit rolling is the plan, book a table at Miracle…

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Here's Hartman and Canady seated in their ambulance-turned-camper. (Contributed)

The Campbulance: Converting the Old Into A Vehicle for Adventure

When Kansas City couple Jasmine and Myles put their heads together, they created the “campbulance.” Hint: It’s good for the camper and the glamper.

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Bally Submits $61M Upgrade Plan for Former Isle of Capri Casino

By Kevin Collison Bally, the owner of the former Isle of Capri Casino, now Casino KC, has filed a plan with the city that calls for encasing the fake riverboat with a contemporary facade and building 38,400 square feet of commercial space. In a second phase, the plan calls for a seven-story, 150-room hotel to…

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KC Performs | Park ICM - Kenny Broberg plays "Nikolai Medtner, Fairytale"

KC Performs | Park ICM’s Kenny Broberg Plays a Nikolai Medtner “Fairy Tale”

KC Performs | Park ICM’s Kenny Broberg plays a Nikolai Medtner “Fairy Tale.”

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Sales director Dwight Barrett and publisher Kathy Feist in their newspaper office in Martin City.

In South Kansas City, Death of Newspapers is Greatly Exaggerated

The Martin City Telegraph is an anomaly in the newspaper business – startup print publication that is growing.

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Robert McNichols performs "This Nearly was Mine" from Rodgers and Hammerstein's "South Pacific."

KC Performs | Big Musicals in Small Spaces

In our latest, Musical Theater Heritage produces a dazzling version of “This Nearly Was Mine,” from “South Pacific.”

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St. Joe Brewer Opening Pub in River Market

By Kevin Collison River Bluff Brewing, a St. Joseph microbrewery, is opening a location in the River Market in the historic City Water Department building this spring at 201 Second St. “Kansas City has such a great beer scene,” said Chris Lanman, founder of River Bluff. “There are so many great brewers and we always…

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