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Record Crowd Attends Pumpkin Patch

With blue skies and an assortment of pumpkins waiting to be taken home, a record crowd showed up to enjoy a crisp autumn afternoon at Indian Mound Park. This annual event was hosted by the Indian Mound Neighborhood Association with partner Healing House KC. Eight community organizations, including the American...

Kansas City, MO · 17d
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These are Kansas City’s ‘Most Endangered Places,’ according to historic preservation nonprofit

Many historic buildings around the Kansas City metro are sitting vacant, falling into disrepair or even facing the possibility of demolition. On Monday, the nonprofit Historic KC released its Most Endangered Places List for the first time in five years, highlighting decaying buildings around the metro worth restoring. Historic KC has been releasing this list since the late 1980s to bring attention to “significant historic resources at risk of destruction or irreparable damage.”

Kansas City, MO · 19d
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Digging Deeper with the Northwest Missourian: The Deer

KNWT and the Northwest Missourian join forces to dig deeper into the content that the newspaper created this week. Jennifer Shearer | News in a Minute Host, Videographer. KNWT and the Northwest Missourian join forces to dig deeper into the content that the newspaper created this week. To read more...

Maryville, MO · 19d
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This Weekend in Kansas City: October 23–25

October 23–25 A two-part epic begins this Friday night at The Warwick. Angels in America, which follows two New York couples during the 1980s AIDS epidemic, won four Tonys and a Pulitzer Prize after its 1991 debut. Its 2017 revival won a Laurence Olivier Award and three more Tonys. Though the epidemic has subsided (or at least changed face) in America, the play’s themes—love, obligation, stigma, and power—still resonate.

Kansas City, MO · 18d
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Crowning achievement: Highland repeats as Class 1 girls golf state champion

SMITHVILLE, Mo. — Taking a 17-stroke lead into the second day of the Missouri Class 1 girls golf state championships could have added additional pressure to Highland’s pursuit of back-to-back titles. Instead, the Cougars saw it as motivation to finish with a flourish. “That’s the attitude I was...

Missouri · 18d

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KC Knows Ball: A Look at Kansas City’s Legendary Sports History

One thing is for sure: Kansas City knows ball. Our start began the summer of 1866 with the city’s first organized baseball team, the Kansas City Antelopes. And records indicate we were just as loud and rowdy then as in Arrowhead now. Tensions were still high on the heels...

Kansas City, MO · 18d

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Bearcat golf looks ahead to spring after Top 9 finish in last tournament

As the seasons change, so does access to the Mozingo Lake Golf Course for the Bearcat golf team. The team finished tied for ninth at the University of Nebraska-Kearney Central Region Preview Oct. 11-13. The ’Cats showed resiliency throughout their fall season. Head coach Lathan Croy said he is excited...

Maryville, MO · 18d

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Missouri Girls State Golf (10/19): Taylor, Graham lead area individuals; East Atchison, Savannah pace area teams

(KMAland) -- Worth County's Georgia Taylor and Stanberry's Addison Graham led the way individually, while East Atchison, Stanberry, Savannah and Maryville represented KMAland in the team standings on day one of the Missouri Girls State Golf Championships Monday. Taylor and Graham both are among the top six in Class 1...

Savannah, MO · 19d

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Kansas City Jazz Calendar for October 19 – October 25

This is the KKFI jazz calendar for October 18th – October 25th. This is shared for the benefit of jazz music lovers. Please check with the music venues to confirm details of the events. All times are Central Standard Time. All performances are afternoon or evening shows except where indicated with words like “noon” or “brunch.”

Kansas City, MO · 20d

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Northwest Missouri State student takes Capitol Hill to advocate for music education

Over the summer, a student from Northwest Missouri State University traveled to Capitol Hill to advocate for funding in music education, while also getting experience performing on stage. A senior instrumental music education major from Bethany, Missouri, Maddie Fenimore participated in the National Association for Music Education leadership summit in...

Maryville, MO · 19d

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Step Inside History in Scarritt Renaissance

As time goes on, landmarks like a well-placed home or even a street named in honor of a pioneer have disappeared. And, to be honest, Kansas City hasn’t done the best job of preserving its past. Brick structures have been replaced by parking lots and high-rise buildings. Some of...

Kansas City, MO · 20d

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How to Watch All 13 “Halloween” Movies in Order

Michael Myers has become a classic horror villian since the original ‘Halloween’ movie debuted in 1978

Kansas City, MO · 20d

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Kansas City Zoo will now let you feed a giraffe up close — just hold the lettuce still

Those are the words of wisdom from Kansas City Zoo leaders to visitors eager to take part in the latest interactive exhibit: feeding the giraffes. The zoo announced this week that visitors to the Giraffe Crossing exhibit, which opened in May, can now feed the zoo’s tallest inhabitants large pieces of lettuce everyday, at 10 a.m., noon and 2 p.m. The feedings cost $5 per person.

Kansas City, MO · 22d

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Metropolitan Ensemble Theatre to Present Pulitzer-winning ‘Angels in America’

Angels in America, a two-part epic that burst into the American theatrical canon in the 1990s, is coming to Kansas City. Part One: Millennium Approaches takes the stage at the Warwick from October 23 to November 1. It’s a play with dynamic characters, soaring production, and Pulitzer Prize-winning writing by...

Kansas City, MO · 19d

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Men’s Golf Climbs to No. 12 in Latest NAIA Coaches’ Poll

Kansas City, MO – Coming off a strong start to the 2026-27 season, the University of the Cumberlands men's golf team climbed 10 spots to No. 12 in the latest NAIA Men's Golf Coaches' Top 25, announced Friday by the national office. The Patriots earned 310 points in the latest rating after opening the season ranked No. 22.

Kansas City, MO · 21d

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This Epic 2-Story Missouri Museum Is The Real-Life Treasure Hunt You’ve Always Dreamed About

Somewhere in Kansas City, Missouri, there’s a museum that will make you feel like a giant, and that’s not an insult. The National Museum of Toys and Miniatures is the kind of place that sounds simple on paper but absolutely floors you once you’re standing inside it.

Kansas City, MO · 22d

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The 1950s, When the Big Three Networks Had an Advantage Built Right Into America’s TV Sets

This article summarizes several of the key points in Lesson 8: The Distinctly American Style of Broadcast Television, which is part of Broadband Breakfast's online course, "150 Years of American Telecommunications." A new lesson will be released every Monday. On New Year’s Day 1954, the smallest of America’s four national...

Kansas City, MO · 22d

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Chris Stapleton brings soulful energy in first of two shows in Kansas City

Despite the show getting pushed back a few days, Kansas City was as warm as a glass of brandy to Chris Stapleton in his return to the region. Stapleton’s All-American Road Show made another stop in the KC metro, this time at Riverside’s Morton Amphitheater for the first of two shows Wednesday, Oct. 14 ( A second show is scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 15 ). It’s similar in structure to folk icon Bob Dylan’s Never Ending Tour dating back to the 1980s, as all of Stapleton’s live concerts have been under the current name since he hit the road in 2017. This time around, he came with no new album to promote (his 2024 show at T-Mobile Center was months after “Higher” released) and his last single came out in May 2025 in support of almost-University of Missouri graduate Brad Pitt’s movie “F1,” centered around one of the highest levels of international racing . The lack of new material did not matter to the nearly sold-out outdoor amphitheater — nor did the mud fans in the general admission lawn stood in after Tuesday’s thunderstorm . For two hours, the Lexington, Kentucky-born, Nashville, Tennessee-trained singer and songwriter brought his beloved soulful,

Kansas City, MO · 23d

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KC Ballet Whirls Us to the Wonderful “Wizard of Oz”

Kansas City Ballet Dancers Naomi Tanioka as Dorothy and Alladson Barreto as the Wizard of Oz. Photography by Brett Pruitt & East Market Studios. With its mischievous Munchkins and flying monkeys, not to mention Scarecrow, Tin Man and Cowardly Lion, “The Wizard of Oz” is meant for ballet. And there is no story more fitting for a ballet company that makes its home in Kansas City.

Kansas City, MO · 21d