Classic Movie Night
Adding iconic films to your movie list. While many may be looking forward to new Hollywood releases in 2023, don’t forget about the classic movies that bring exhilarating doses of…
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Sally Ince
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Bring the Snacks: Bacon and Goat Cheese Deviled Eggs
Topping on fresh ingredients to one of the most classic finger foods. It’s hard to say who perfected the classic deviled egg recipe, but these culinary delights have been popping…
2023 City’s Best
We’d like to make a toast. Here’s to all the local businesses that work day-in and day-out to provide entertainment, services, products, and the food we crave. It’s time to celebrate…
Brady Kerperin
As a first team all-state linebacker, the Class 2 Defensive Player of the Year, and 2022 Class 2 State Championship winner with Blair Oaks High School football, Brady Kerperin loves…
Tour Frieda Hartwig’s Reformed Kansas City Home
Adorned & Reformed: Frieda Hartwig’s West Main Street home that goes back in time to the 1930s. With aspirations for innovation, this home was once a home of the future…
Dashing Through the Snow
Prepare your vehicle for the winter season. Winter poses a wide range of threats to residents of the Midwest. Storms can range from a moderate snow, over a few hours,…
Tia Bethards
A young woman of many talents, Tia Bethards is becoming a pioneer for her peers and for children around the world. “At school, Tia is always the first one…
Local Jewelers to Consider this Holiday Season
Four local jewelers who can help find the perfect seasonal gift or celebrate life’s special moments. Every day can be a celebration — but for those truly momentous occasions, there…
The Art of Charcuterie
Sweet dreams are made of cheese. Charcuterie (shar-KOO-ta-REE). Sounds fancy, right? The word charcuterie itself is French in origin, roughly translated from the words chair (meaning flesh) and cuit (meaning…
Get the Look
The fire is burning, snowflakes are falling, and soon your quiet home will be overflowing with family and friends. But no matter the size of the party, there’s always one…