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Where Rock & Brews once stood, a boutique for local makers has opened at Prairiefire
In a space previously dedicated to rock music and burgers, something new has officially begun. On Friday afternoon, where people once sipped beers and listened to live music, new customers browsed displays of clothes, jewelry and home decor from a variety of local makers. Kansas City, Missouri-based Boutique Collective’s newest...
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Joe’s Records, selling vinyl and CDs, plans first KC-area store in Overland Park
Since he was a teenager, it’s come naturally to Joe Smith to be surrounded by records. It all started when he landed a part-time job at a record store in 1987. After 15 years of working for entertainment retail company Trans World Entertainment, which owned multiple chains of music stores, he launched his own: Joe’s Records.
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Kmart vacant site plans
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Kansas City postal problems leave customers frustrated
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‘It’s a step in the right direction’: Fans, businesses react to Truman sports complex vision
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) — Jackson County has a vision for the future of the Truman Sports Complex. For businesses and fans, they are cautiously optimistic. The vision details an AI-generated map showcasing Arrowhead Stadium, no Kauffman, and plenty to do, including:. Hotel and convention center. F1-style race circuit.
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Mission brew pub plan fell through, but developer of vacant space remains ‘patient’
Prospects for a new development at the old Wild Oats in Mission are on hold. The developer who owns the property at 5101 Johnson Drive told the Post in an email last week that the company is “being patient” in order to find the right tenant. Previously, the...
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How a small KCK bank has survived for 120 years and counting
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McGonigle’s Meat Market is demolished
Today the 75-year-old McGonigle’s Meat Market building so well known to Kansas Citians and especially to the Ward Parkway neighborhood has been demolished. Sold to Iowa-based Fareway Meat Market in 2000, the business has been moved just yards south of the original store to a 10,500 sq. ft. newly constructed building at 1307 W 97th St.
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Historic Olathe home gets new life as a locally owned bookstore
Rainy afternoons and good books often go hand and hand, and Thursday was no exception. As rain hit the windows at 3 of Cups, downtown Olathe residents and business owners peeked into the area’s new bookstore, browsing the shelves for their next read. “They’ve all been super supportive and...