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In Essays Eulogizing His Soldier Son, A Johnson County Father Questions America's 'Victimhood'
Francis Sommer had planned a vacation to Louisiana’s Lake Pontchartrain to visit an Army buddy. The friendship arose from a particularly fraught 2006…
Kansas City's Soviet, Jewish Immigrants Mark WWII Victory As Part of Global Event
This year, for the first time, people in Kansas City will officially and publicly celebrate an important day in history along with the millions of others…
This Kansas City Artist Traveled 2,000 Miles To Report From The U.S.-Mexico Border
Over the last few weeks, as Kansas City artist Israel Garcia made his way through Texans' backyards to the barrier that divides the United States from…
With Kansas City on the rise, Mia Mercado reconsiders our 'Midwestern nice' reputation
Taylor Swift, The New York Times, and the World Cup have all taken note: Kansas City is a nice place. But does that just mean we’re ‘boring?’
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A Kansas City writer seeks answers about the 'mysterious' author of the Mr. and Mrs. Bridge books
Veteran Kansas City writer Steve Paul's new biography of Evan S. Connell digs deep into the mysterious novelist's life.
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What An Impending Meat Shortage Means For Kansas City Barbecue
As meat becomes more scarce and more expensive, barbecue restaurants throughout the metro are struggling to keep customers — and their smokers — full.
From apples to alpacas, enjoy autumn by exploring these farms around Kansas City
Meet a pack of alpacas, milk a cow and help bring in the harvest at local farms and vineyards around Kansas City.
Inside Douglas County Jail, Kansas Professor Helps Inmates Rewrite Their Lives Through Poetry
For 20 years, English professor Brian Daldorph has taught Douglas County Jail inmates poetry. He's compiled some of their works in his new book, "Words Is A Powerful Thing."
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Big Brothers Big Sisters Sees A Spike In Demand, But Bringing Volunteers And Kids Together Is A New Challenge
Big Brothers Big Sisters has connected Kansas City children with adult mentors since 1964, but as cries for racial justice inspire prospective volunteers, the pandemic creates entirely new obstacles.
Missouri-Born Writer Explores Sisterhood, Survival And Political Divides In Her New Novel
Novelist Melissa Scholes Young's new book "The Hive" is about four sisters putting the pieces together after their father bankrupts them and then dies during the Great Recession.
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