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Dorri PartainDorri Partain Assistant Editor Quarter or dollar? After the Susan B. Anthony one dollar coin was introduced in 1979, users quickly discovered it was hard to distinguish from the Washington quarter…
adminMichael BushnellPublisher A two story home at 214 Wabash Avenue was built in 1895 for Hugh McKean. In 1907, Dr. Elmore Smith purchased the property and officed on one side…
EllieAna HaleEllieAna HaleCommunity Engagement Intern & Reporter The Week of the Young Child, running from April 8th to 12th, is not just a date marked on the calendar for Della Lamb…
adminAuthor Linda Godwin | Illustrator Philip Goudeau NEVER LOOK DIRECTLY AT THE SUN WITHOUT ECLIPSE GLASSES! No two eclipses are exactly the same as viewed from here on Earth. Why…
EllieAna HaleJoin us this week in the Northeast Newscast in a dynamic conversation about all things Creative City KC, UNESCO, Cultural Tourism, & The World Cup with Eric Batista, Architect and entrepreneur…
EllieAna HaleEarlier this week on March 26 and 27, KC Tenants held two Community Forum events designed to allow the community to share concerns about the upcoming Downtown Royals Stadium sales…
adminBre BlankenshipFreelance Reporter The Titan Security “Avenue Angel” security force, employed by the Independence Avenue Community Improvement District (CID), has completed their training and certification to administer life saving, opioid-blocking…
adminGrime: The NEKC Chamber plans to enhance the Historic Northeast community by reducing graffiti, improving pedestrian access, and creating a stronger sense of place. They aim to do this by…
adminMichael BushnellPublisher Located on the Northwest corner of 12th and McGee, the Empress Theater was built for the Sullivan and Considine Vaudeville circuit. The theater opened on May 29th, 1910…
Dorri PartainDorri PartainAssistant Editor I Vote, you vote, we all vote for ice cream! Generations of Kansas Citians “voted” for Velvet Freeze Ice Cream after the St. Louis brand expanded operations…
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