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Lady Hornets Finish Fifth at Districts, Bonderer Qualifies for State
The Chillicothe Lady Hornets finished fifth at the Class 2 District 4 girls golf tournament Thursday, at Hidden Valley Golf Course in Lawson, with Libbie Bonderer earning an individual berth in the state tournament. Chillicothe posted a team score of 374 on the par-72 course, finishing fifth among 11 schools....
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Def Leppard & the Goo Goo Dolls announce tour dates in Missouri & Arkansas
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees Def Leppard and the Grammy-nominated Goo Goo Dolls are bringing their 2027 tour to Missouri and Arkansas. The tour will stop in North Little Rock at the Simmons Bank Arena on April 18, on April 16 at the T-Mobile Arena in Kansas City, and on June 7 at the Enterprise Center in St. Louis.
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Power & Light’s ‘Howl at the Moon’ takes final bow after 18 years
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Howl at the Moon is taking its final bow in Kansas City on Halloween. The dueling piano bar and live-music venue will close its Power & Light District location after Oct. 31, ending an 18-year run, according to an announcement from the company. The venue...
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Marching Band Takes Steps In Right Direction
The Liberty High School Marching Eagles Regiment has had a strong start to the marching season. The Eagle Regiment has debuted parts of their 2026 show entitled “Radioactive” featuring the song “Toxic” from Britney Spears. The band has been putting in the work since late July and are continuing to put in the work and push through with dedication and strive toward the end of the season.
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Superb Instrumentalists Featured in Harriman-Jewell Season Opener
There’s always an air of excitement accompanying a season opening performance. The electricity was certainly evident at the Folly Theater Friday, October 9 when the Harriman-Jewell Series began its 62nd Season with the superb duo of Alisa Weilerstein, cellist, and pianist Inon Barnatan. Weilerstein is undoubtedly one of the...
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The Peddler’s Daughter, ‘a country store’, opens in Old Town Lenexa
One of the oldest storefronts in Lenexa has kicked off a new chapter. A plaque near the shop’s entrance at 13416 Santa Fe Trail Drive declares it the historic “Ann Huseman” building, standing since the 1870s. The county’s property records website says it was built in 1890. Regardless of which year it was built, the building is considered one of the oldest commercial buildings still standing in Lenexa.
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Patriotic Maysville mural to debut Friday morning
A mural depicting seven veterans across the history of the United States is set to make its debut on the town square in Maysville tomorrow morning. The mural, Maysville's first, is painted on the side on the side of 202 west Main Street, featuring figures as tall as 27 feet, painted over top of an American flag stretching the length of the building. The work has taken several months by Missouri Artist of the Year Ray Harvey, as named by Missouri Arts Council. Harvey has created more than 600 murals across a 30-year career.
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Country Star Ella Langley Opens Up About Life on the Road in Denver
Country singer Ella Langley is reflecting on the challenge of balancing a growing music career with the possibility of finding lasting love. During an October 6 performance at The Grizzly Rose in Denver, part of SiriusXM’s Small Stage Series, Langley shared personal thoughts about her future and the sacrifices that come with life on the road.
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Kemper Museum bringing decades of Midwest artist’s career to life with new exhibit
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - A new exhibit at the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art is bringing decades of a Midwest artist’s career to life. “Awestruck,” brings the works of Barbara Takenaga to life with art from 25 years of her career. The exhibit on display now in Kansas City showcases her exploration of abstraction on more and more ambitious canvases.
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Kansas City Videographer, 19, Turns Current's 'Teal Town' Anthem Into a Music Video
A 19-year-old Kansas City videographer has spent months building a music video around the Kansas City Current's “Teal Town” anthem, working without a contract from the club, the song's performer, or any sponsor. Joseph Termini directed, self-produced and edited the project himself, and it's now in the final stages of post-production ahead of a planned release later this year.
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KMAland Golf (10/8): 4 teams advance to state, Taylor wins district title
(KMAland) -- East Atchison and Maryville claimed district championships, Worth County's Georgia Taylor earned an individual title and four area teams punched their tickets to state to highlight Thursday's Missouri girls district golf tournaments. East Atchison shot a 400 to win the Class 1 District 4 championship, finishing five strokes...
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RAW Art Studio to close at end of October
Remy Wharry at RAW Art Creative Studio (photo by Harold Smith) Kansas City artist Remy Wharry has announced she will close her RAW Art Creative Studio at 3004 Troost at the end of October. Six months ago, she transformed the former storage facility for Ruby Jean’s Juicery into a tranquil...