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“St. Louis Sound” Opens | Webster Kirkwood Times

A mural at the entrance of the Missouri History Museum’s “St. Louis Sound” offers a sampling of all the musicians featured in the exhibit. To the left, a phonograph and an etched piece of foil carrying one of the earliest phonograph recordings  are displayed, kicking off a section about the history of recorded sound. | photo by Ursula Ruhl  … [Read more...] about “St. Louis Sound” Opens | Webster Kirkwood Times

St. Louis mom, her 5 children all battling COVID-19

"We're all coughing, wheezing and we cannot taste or smell anything. It's stressful, but thank God we're alive," said Sheila Robinson ST. LOUIS — "I just could not believe it. We were all doing so well with wearing our masks, social distancing and washing our hands," said Sheila Robinson. … [Read more...] about St. Louis mom, her 5 children all battling COVID-19

St. Louis County, city look to local eviction moratoriums after U.S. Supreme Court ruling | Politics

Through July, St. Louis’ rental relief program had spent about $2.1 million of the $9 million in federal funds it received, according to Treasury data. St. Louis County had spent just $4.6 million of the $29.7 million it received through July. Missouri had spent $45 million in rental assistance out of $324 million received. “The city and the county have barely scratched the … [Read more...] about St. Louis County, city look to local eviction moratoriums after U.S. Supreme Court ruling | Politics

New Orleans couple rides out disaster in St. Louis for 2nd time

Adrian and Taylor Valera came to St. Louis right before New Orleans closed businesses and schools for the pandemic, making a similar trip as Hurricane Ida loomed ST. LOUIS — Headed home to an unknown situation in New Orleans, one can understand why Adrian and Taylor Valera might have a case of déjà vu. … [Read more...] about New Orleans couple rides out disaster in St. Louis for 2nd time

Gateway Studio & Production Services exec says the facility was destined for St. Louis – West Newsmagazine

It seems inevitable that Gateway Studio & Production Services would build a facility in this area. Nearly everyone involved has one degree of separation from St. Louis, according to David Haskell, Gateway’s president of business development and the keynote speaker at the Progress 64 West luncheon on Aug. 26. Gateway’s CEO Trey Kerr is from St. Louis. So is Ethan Weber, … [Read more...] about Gateway Studio & Production Services exec says the facility was destined for St. Louis – West Newsmagazine

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7 Things To Do This Weekend In KC: May 19-22 2022

Jacob Collier Jacob Collier is coming to The Truman this Thursday night. This event has been rescheduled from May 2020, and resellers seemed to have marked up ticket prices quite a bit. But trust … [Read More...] about 7 Things To Do This Weekend In KC: May 19-22 2022

City welcomes new chief human resources officer

Posted on May 19, 2022 The City of Overland Park welcomes a new Human Resources Department leader, following a national search. Thomas Bledsoe comes to the City from … [Read More...] about City welcomes new chief human resources officer

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Korean street food and house-brewed soju coming to Westport

Food from the upcoming Westport Korean restaurant Chingu/Photo by Alyssa Broadu Chingu, a new Westport spot from the team behind Sura eats, will combine Korean street food and soju … [Read More...] about Korean street food and house-brewed soju coming to Westport

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A recent trip to New York reminded me just how much Kansas City jazz has to offer

Photography by Caleb Condit & Rebecca Norden “There’s a common myth that Kansas City jazz ended with World War II,” local jazz historian and author Chuck Haddix says. While the … [Read More...] about A recent trip to New York reminded me just how much Kansas City jazz has to offer

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A local group works with survivors of violence to break the cycle

Illustration by Makalah Hardy Almost every day, Marquell Harris visits two hospitals: Research Medical Center and Truman. And almost every day, he sees new survivors of gunshot … [Read More...] about A local group works with survivors of violence to break the cycle

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