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kansascitydefender.com

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Fill the jobs, audit the books: Stacy Lake’s back-to-basics pitch for a county on fire

Stacy Lake never planned to become a politician. She always wanted to help her community, but the courtroom is where she always planned to do it. A civil litigation attorney for more than a decade, Lake started out representing people caught in the municipal court system, where a single ticket can snowball into harsher charges and mounting fines. She later took on discrimination cases, where tight filing deadlines can kill a claim before it ever reaches a courtroom.

Jackson County, MO · 8d
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discovervintage.com

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Remembering Joyce Steinbuch, the woman behind Enchanted Frog Antiques (1947–2026)

For more than three decades, Joyce C. Steinbuch helped build Enchanted Frog Antiques into a destination for collectors, dealers and antique enthusiasts throughout the Kansas City region and beyond. But for Joyce, the business was always about more than antiques. It was about people, history, community and the stories that connected them. Joyce passed away Sept. 5, 2026, at the age of 79.

Excelsior Springs, MO · 9d
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The Coconut Mama

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The first Kansas Buc-ee’s may be closer than we thought

Kansas Buc-ee’s fans have a much earlier target to circle. A week after our latest look at construction and road closures around the state’s first Buc-ee’s, the company’s recruiting pages…

Kansas · 11d

KSHB 41 Action News

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Sun Fresh at the Shops on Blue Parkway closes following months of struggle

The Sun Fresh location at The Shops on Blue Parkway closed permanently on Sunday, Oct. 25, following months of struggle.

Kansas City, MO · 11d

hoodline.com

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Kansas City's Oldest Building Survives Demolition, Reborn as Loretta Jean's

The former Seiden's Furs building at 935 Broadway sat with a partially collapsed roof and an emergency demolition notice hanging over it when developer Chris Sally stepped in. Crews later hauled out more than 20 dumpsters of decades-old belongings to clear the structure, and hazardous water pooled in the basement complicated the cleanup work along the way.

Kansas City, MO · 11d

The Kansas City Star

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Detained KC rabbi speaks out on aiding Palestinian farmers in the West Bank

Editor's Note: Kansas City Rabbi Doug Alpert writes about his experience being detained by Israeli forces in the West Bank. Alpert, who is back in Kansas City, wrote in an email: “Other than spending the day of uncertainty with threat of deportation, we were not treated poorly. Given food and beverage and allowed to use the restroom when needed. We were detained about 7 hours.” When I signed up to attend a weeklong “Protect the Harvest” in the West Bank, a program to assist Palestinian families in harvesting their olives, I did not anticipate that I would be part of an international incident. I went to pick olives at the invitation of Palestinian families t as a needed response to years of human rights violations by the Israeli government preventing these farmers from accessing their lands; checkpoints preventing access, stealing Palestinian land only to transfer it to illegal settlements in the West Bank, and arrests without cause. The situation has become more dire with violent attacks by settlers, poisoning animals and intimidation by settler gangs. Olives are not only essential to the Palestinian economy, but also a sacred tradition. Palestinian land committed to growing olives has been in families for

Kansas City, MO · 11d

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Kansas City Grocery Chain Launches Discount Store

A Kansas City grocery chain has launched a discount store. The soft opening took place at 8700 E. 63rd St. in Brywood Center, the same building that housed a traditional Price Chopper until recently, according to Startland News. Cosentino's Food Stores, the family-owned company behind the brand, says the new format will still carry quality meats, triple-inspected fresh produce, deli and hot food selections, national brands, private labels, and bakery items — the full lineup of a conventional grocery store, just priced differently.

Kansas City, MO · 14d

KCTV 5

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A Kansas City woman’s mission to lift up Prospect Avenue one month at a time

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) — Once a month at 72nd and Prospect, one Kansas City woman is connecting small business owners to a neighborhood that sometimes gets overlooked. Sundays on Prospect was started in August 2026 by Alysia Madison. “We have a safe space for us on Prospect,” said...

Kansas City, MO · 12d

familyvacationsus.com

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Old Doors And Salvaged Mantels Fill Every Corner Of This Missouri Architectural Antique Shop

One visitor called this place the Narnia of architectural salvage. I can’t think of a better compliment for a yard full of old building parts. The shop sits at the very end of a historic main street in Missouri. It spreads across rustic buildings, brick walkways, and a shed you can dig through yourself.

Weston, MO · 11d

hoodline.com

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Made in KC and Rainy Day Books Open Shared 6,000-Square-Foot Shop Downtown

Downtown Kansas City has a new daytime hangout: Made in KC and Rainy Day Books have soft-opened a shared retail, bookstore and cafe concept at 161 E. 14th St. in the Power and Light District, combining local goods, books and coffee under one roof in a space that runs about 6,000 square feet.

Kansas City, MO · 12d

KCTV 5

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Kansas City leaders, non-profits and businesses turn unity into investments

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Neighborhood leaders, nonprofits and businesses packed into Kansas City, Kansas, on Saturday, focused on turning unity into real investments. The 2026 Community Unity Leadership Summit is a free event bringing together connections across Wyandotte County. It was an opportunity to hear about the work happening to strengthen neighborhoods, support families, celebrate culture and improve the quality of life.

Kansas City, MO · 13d

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11 Kansas Meat Markets Where Folks Stock Their Freezers Cheaper Than Any Chain Store

One Kansas butcher shop has burned down, flooded out, and bounced back, and it still turns into a taqueria on Saturdays. I love that kind of stubborn. That shop takes EBT cards and offers budget advice right at the counter. Another market sells a burger patty made with beef, pork,...

Kansas · 22d

dailykansascitynews.com

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Kansas City holds strong credit ratings as agency praises disciplined budgeting and financial flexibility

Kansas City, Missouri – Kansas City’s financial strength is getting another vote of confidence, with one of the nation’s leading credit rating agencies confirming that the city remains on solid ground. The latest assessment points to healthy reserves, steady economic activity and careful spending decisions as reasons for the positive outlook.

Kansas City, MO · 14d

KCTV 5

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Medica confirms Kansas City Marketplace exit, says 274 kids got Children’s Mercy care in 2026

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) — Insurance company Medica has confirmed it is leaving the Kansas City metro’s Affordable Care Act Marketplace plan after Children’s Mercy shared that it will no longer be in-network with ACA plans in January. KCTV5 Investigates confirmed the news with Medica on Friday....

Kansas City, MO · 14d

The Kansas City Star

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Locally beloved letterpress printing studio forced to move out due to rent increase

A locally famous letterpress print shop is moving after seven years from its building in Kansas City’s West Bottoms neighborhood. Since 1994, Hammerpress has been known for making greeting cards, posters and custom invitations with its mid-20th-century machines. Earlier this month, the company was informed there would be a substantial rent increase at the start of 2027. Owner Brady Vest has until the end of the year to move from its 5000 square foot workshop at 1413 W 11th St. “I feel like everybody that rents anything anymore, at least in Jackson County, is already kind of conditioned to know that (a rent increase) might be a part of the lease structure increases....,” Vest said. “So we kind of expected some sort of jump, but not a 49% increase.” The new lease agreement, would have Vest and the other artists who sublease from him in the building pay an additional $4,500 a month. “Nobody in the building was going to be able to absorb those increases to make it work,” Vest said. “We understand that owners of buildings have been affected by the property tax increases. I don’t think it’s wholly predatory to expect you to pay some of that...

Kansas City, MO · 15d

insidebrookside.com

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First Washington Realty Plans New Signage, Street Landscaping in Brookside

On Monday, I posted a short blog about a “Placemaking Open House” that First Washington Realty was hosting for the Brookside neighborhood. I wasn’t sure what to expect, so I dropped by for a look. A representative from First Washington was there, along with someone from Dimension...

Kansas City, MO · 14d

takingthekids.com

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This Kansas Butcher Shop Has Ground Chuck That Stands Out From Supermarket Meat

A German family butcher shop in Kansas sells tacos on Saturdays, and a local magazine once ranked them among the city’s top four. That alone made me look twice. Then I learned the ground chuck gets praised for its rich, fatty flavor and melt-in-your-mouth texture. The same family has...

Kansas City, KS · 17d

The US Sun

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Buc-ee’s fans rejoice as 74,000-square-foot store planned next to outlet mall with Duluth Trading Co.

BUC-EE’S fans have reason to celebrate as Kansas’ first mega-sized travel center is steps closer to reality. A spring 2027 opening is now anticipated for the new location. The 74,000-square-foot store is planned for Kansas City, Kansas, near Tanger Kansas City at Legends outlet mall and Kansas Speedway.

Kansas City, KS · 14d

TheTrucker.com

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ATHS: Three trucking pioneers to be inducted into Hall of Fame

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - The American Truck Historical Society (ATHS) will induct Chester Rodney England, Harold C. Groendyke and Al Peterman into the American Trucking

Kansas City, MO · 16d

plattecountycitizen.com

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$1 million to be returned to taxpayers

The Platte County Commission this week approved a memorandum of understanding with the Park Hill School District to recover almost $1 million in senior tax credit funds that were overcharged and mistakenly sent to districts. The MOU was unanimously approved at the Monday, Oct. 19 regular administrative session and will...

Platte County, MO · 16d