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Lights from the Hannibal Bridge which carries trains over the Missouri River and the Broadway Bridge reflected off the Missouri River at sunset. This view is from the overlook at the foot of Main Street.
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In Kansas City, we celebrate small water. We beam when suburban creeks get prettied up. We go all combatant if our fountains are threatened. Our big water — our genesis — we mostly ignore.
Sally Calvin co-owns Widgeonwood Farm in Jefferson City. On Saturdays, Calvin sells fresh produce as well as preserves, soups, quiches and other products made from foods she grows
Independence Day weekend has always been like Thanksgiving in summer for me. There’s tons of good food, and you can’t help thinking about things you’re grateful for.
The final 11 chapters of Richard Jennings’ “Ghost Town” story will appear on KansasCity.com over the next month. We’ll post two to three chapters each Sunday. The story will be published in book form in June.
Rockhill Gardens is not totally crime-free, but a feeling of security prevails and it is a pretty fine neighborhood to live in.
Do I know you?” the beautiful young man asked as Jason Kralicek was about to leave the bar. Jason had never seen Seth Golay before, but he was delighted to meet him. The two exchanged phone numbers.
A hummus sandwich is quick and easy to fix using prepared hummus from the grocery store. Sheri Parr, the owner of The Brick in Kansas City, offers this vegetarian-friendly version.
Our backyard and patio have been dubbed “the party patio” in our neighborhood. Starting with a barren backyard and a tiny patio, we’ve worked to transform the yard into an inviting gathering spot without breaking the bank.
After more than 30 years in Kansas City, Hong Kong-born artist Kar Woo says he is still impressed by the enthusiasm of area churches, businesses and individuals to help those in need.
If you’re going to be in a wedding this summer, buy the bandeau. The narrow bikini top is popular because many women are concerned about tan lines, says Kelly Bietka, buyer for Swim Quik in Leawood.