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Missouri Is Home to 1 of America's Most Historic Burger Spots

A Missouri original has been recognized as one of the top 15 historic burger places in America.

Kansas City, MO · 10-07

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Cheap Breakfast Specials At These 6 Missouri Truck Stops Still Feed You For Under $10

Truck stop diners have always known how to feed a hungry crowd without emptying anyone’s wallet. Across Missouri, a handful of these roadside kitchens still serve biscuits and gravy, pancakes, and egg plates at prices that feel like a throwback. Some are open around the clock, and most serve...

Missouri · 24d
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11 Small-Town Missouri Restaurants Where Country Cooking Still Steals The Show

A plate of country cooking can turn a quick road-trip stop into the meal you remember all week. In Missouri, small-town restaurants keep the focus on familiar flavors, generous plates, and cooking rooted in local tradition. The appeal is straightforward: a relaxed meal, filling food, and a chance to slow...

Missouri · 22d
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Dog park nears opening amid debate

The Platte City Board of Aldermen’s recent special meeting prompted disagreement over why the dog park warranted further discussion as construction nears completion. City Administrator Bryan Richison said he expects Riverview Park’s newest addition to open by the end of the month, barring unforeseen delays. It will feature two separate enclosed areas, one for large dogs and another for smaller dogs.

Platte City, MO · 23d
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'They get my kids': Northland Therapeutic Riding Center offers equine therapy

For 25 years, the Northland Therapeutic Riding Center in Holt, Missouri, has offered equine therapy to students with physical, emotional and behavioral needs.

Holt, MO · 20d

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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 · 21d

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La Madeleine Aims to Renew Franchise Growth Efforts With Midwest Debut

Dallas-based La Madeleine, owned by French restaurant conglomerate Groupe Le Duff, is bringing its fast-casual French cafe chain to the Midwest with an eight-unit Kansas City development deal. The development is led by entrepreneur Eddie Musallet and the Musallet Group, known for operating grocery, retail, convenience store and gas station...

Kansas City, MO · 23d

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This Remote Missouri Farm Serves The Best Apple Cider And Doughnuts You’ll Ever Taste

Some places just stop you in your tracks, and Historic Weston Orchard & Vineyard in Weston, Missouri is absolutely one of them. One sip of their fresh apple cider and you’ll start questioning every life decision that kept you away from this place for so long. Let’s talk about...

Weston, MO · 24d

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New inclusive skate park rolling closer to reality in City of St. Joseph

According to supporters, a high-quality skate park could draw visitors, boost local business and help revitalize the park.

St Joseph, MO · 24d

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Chargers +7.5 at Kansas City Draws a Pick Despite the Trap

Kansas City, MO · 22d

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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 · 23d

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Roanoke Park Unveils New Slide, Water Play and Bat Cave Gate in Midtown KC

Westport-Roanoke Community Center — Adjacent Ghouls Night Out Venue. Kansas City Parks and Recreation and the Roanoke Park Conservancy cut the ribbon Friday on a reimagined South Meadow at Roanoke Park, unveiling a new hill slide, a water play feature, buff-colored concrete erosion-control paths, a restored water fountain, entry columns, and a bat-friendly cave gate. The ceremony capped years of design and construction work in the Midtown green space and came just ahead of the city's annual Ghouls Night Out Halloween festival at the park.

Kansas City, MO · 23d

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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 · 24d

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This Missouri Fabric Shop Brings Vintage Prints Back To Your Sewing Table

If your sewing room could use a little more personality, this place knows exactly where to start. This Missouri fabric shop is packed with vintage-inspired prints that feel nostalgic without looking dusty or dated. You will find florals, retro patterns, bold colors, and quilting fabrics that can change the whole...

Parkville, MO · 10-07

The Kansas City Star

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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 · 25d

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This Nationally Recognized Missouri Restaurant Serves Up A Dining Experience Worth Driving Hours For

There are places you eat at, and then there are places that eat at you, staying in your memory long after the last bite is gone, and Arthur Bryant’s Barbeque in Kansas City, Missouri is firmly in that second category. If you haven’t made the pilgrimage to this legendary...

Kansas City, MO · 25d

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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 · 23d

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The New Fareway Market Now Open in Waldo

For decades, McGonigle’s Market was the kind of neighborhood grocery store that inspired loyalty. At 79th and Ward Parkway, customers squeezed into a tight parking lot, threaded their way through narrow aisles and waited in holiday lines that could stretch out the door—all to get the steaks, seafood, turkey or other special-order items they trusted.

Kansas City, MO · 26d