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PREVIEW: KU Theatre will open the season with "Songs for a New World"
The University of Kansas Department of Theatre and Dance will open its 2026-2027 season with the musical “Songs for a New World” directed by Michelle Miller. The first performance is Oct. 2 at 7 p.m. There are four more shows throughout October, including runs on Oct. 4, 9, 10 and 11.
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Lansing Elementary School custodian turns whiteboards into works of art
LANSING, Kan. – A custodian at Lansing Elementary School is turning whiteboards into works of art. Devin Butzin, a custodian at Lansing Elementary School, gets to school in the afternoon. When all of the students leave, he and his brother make sure the school is safe and clean, ready for students to return in the morning.
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Troost Avenue Rallies Behind Oddly Correct Coffee After Viral Video Calls It ‘Scary’
Anchor Island Coffee — Neighboring Cafe Supporting Oddly Correct. A now-deleted TikTok video calling a stretch of Troost Avenue “scary” and Oddly Correct Coffee “demonic” backfired spectacularly this week, as Kansas City residents flooded the shop in a show of support that tripled its usual Monday business. Lines for the cafe's canned coffee drinks stretched to 45 minutes on Monday, September 28, as customers turned a dismissive review into a rallying moment for the historic corridor.
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Locally owned bookstore for young readers coming to Mission
Jennifer Schmidt is no stranger to the world of books. Ever since planting roots in Mission in 2019, she and her family have spent many days at northeastern Johnson County library branches. They’ve also browsed the shelves at many of the metro area’s indie bookstores — of which there are plenty.
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Fun October Holidays and Days to Celebrate
This post may contain affiliate links. Privacy policy. October is just around the corner and there are so many October holidays and fun days to celebrate other than just Halloween! Pick and choose the October days that you want to celebrate or just use them to add a little fun to your everyday life!
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The Massive Triple Burger At This Missouri Roadside Stop Could Rival Anything Guy Fieri Has Ever Featured
If Guy Fieri ever pointed his convertible toward North Kansas City, Missouri and pulled up to Tay’s Burger Shack, the episode would write itself, because this place is exactly the kind of no-frills, maximum-flavor roadside stop that makes great food television and even better real life. But here’s the...
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Meet Katie Garey, the KU alumna working to show the beauty in nature through film
Katie Garey, a documentary filmmaker and University of Kansas alumni, travels the world capturing the stories of endangered species and shedding light on important environmental projects. Since Garey graduated from KU in 2024 with degrees in environmental studies and film and media studies, she has traveled and worked on several...
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Gordon Ramsay’s ‘Kitchen Nightmares’ takes over Kansas City area cafe
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The Library: Lawrence's newest nightclub
The Library, a new dance club coming to Lawrence, is moving into 619 Massachusetts St. and will bring a new kind of nightlife to the community. The Lawrence bar scene is dominated by college students. Looking at the clubs in the triangle, there is KU memorabilia everywhere, writing on the walls and discount nights. Steve Gaudreau, owner of The Library, is aiming to open up the doors to a new scene.
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He traded golf for ‘American Ninja Warrior.' The game pulled him back
Few U.S. Mid-Amateur qualifiers have taken more circuitous, or adventurous, routes to their first Mid-Am starts than Nathaniel Spencer. The post He traded golf for ‘American Ninja Warrior.' The game pulled him back appeared first on Golf .
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Lawrence author, opinion columnist to launch new book about Kansas journalism shaping discourse
Clay Wirestone, Lawrence author and opinion columnist with the Kansas Reflector, is gearing up to celebrate the release of his first book: a look at Kansas journalism and how it’s shaped public discourse in the state. “Opinionated: Kansas Journalists Who Proved Why Commentary Matters — Then and Now” comes...
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SMSD News: SMSD Art Teacher honored as Kansas Teacher of the Year finalist
Shawnee Mission West senior, Ada Knechtel, paints a positive picture when recalling her time in Audrey Gilroy’s Westridge Middle School art classroom. Gilroy, she says, has an extraordinary gift for making each student feel seen, valued, and capable. Audrey Gilroy, art teacher, was recently honored as a finalist for...
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Leawood man credited with ‘saving’ Metallica reflects on time with band
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Metallica tickets went on sale Thursday for Jackson County residents. Tickets for the May 29, 2027, performance at Arrowhead Stadium will be available to the general public Friday at 10 a.m. CDT. If you plan on going to see them next year on their M72...
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Kansas City’s Liberty Memorial will light up with pictures and film for its 100th
Liberty Memorial has been on top of the hill across from Union Station standing stately, steadfast and gray for a century. Now, it’s about to get a whole lot more colorful. On each of the next seven weekends, the tower will glow with images of falling water, ascending guardians and war-torn Europe set to loud, powerful music blasting from huge speakers on the north lawn on Memorial Hill.
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The Range | Friday, September 25, 2026
Wile E. Coyote, that dogged canine from Saturday morning cartoons, is getting a lot of love right now thanks to a new film titled “Coyote vs. ACME.” But his longtime co-star is having its own special moment right here in Kansas. Meg Britton-Mehlisch brings us more on how roadrunners are becoming more common in the Sunflower State.