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Eleven reasons to appreciate all that Kansas City has to offer
Kansas City's cultural tapestry comes alive through its bold landmarks, diverse communities, and vibrant experiences. Statues ...
FOX4’s Zip Trip to Merriam, Kansas
David Gee Campbell, often referred to as the town’s founder, relocated his home to the south side of Johnson Drive, near Turkey Creek, in 1864. The house still stands today at 9503 Johnson Drive.
How the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum is leading KC’s 18th & Vine restoration
The 18th and Vine District in Kansas City is transforming, with the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum and Grayson Capital leading ...
Baseball legend Reggie Jackson visits Kansas City's Negro Leagues Baseball Museum to talk hotel project
Reggie Jackson has joined as a partner and founding legacy partner in the development of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum Hotel.
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Immigrants, Gettin' the Job Done: Interview with Dennis Raphael Garcia, author of "Las Madres"
Don't miss TWO READINGS this week in Southwest Kansas from Garden City-native Dennis Raphael Garcia. Writing about ...
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Kansas ranchers hit hard by cattle theft operations
Cattle rustling may sound like a thing of the past, but the act of stealing livestock is still alive and well in Kansas.