Kansas City giving $4.5M in federal aid to residents struggling with rent, utilities – WDAF FOX4 Kansas City

Kansas City to use $4.5M to help residents struggling with rent, utilities

Three local restaurants became embroiled in the Covid culture wars—results varied

Elisa and Marjain Breitenbach “hate politics.” The owners of Doughboys Donuts in Raytown wake up at 1 am to start their day so they can be stocked with Bismarks and red velvet cake doughnuts when they … [Read More...] about Three local restaurants became embroiled in the Covid culture wars—results varied

7 things to do in KC this weekend: October 15–17, 2021

Legends of Hip Hop | Friday, October 15 Finally rescheduled from its early pandemic cancelation, this tour will take you straight back to that drank-fueled, micro-golden era of Gulf Coast … [Read More...] about 7 things to do in KC this weekend: October 15–17, 2021

A signature Crossroads restaurant will finally reopen from covid closure

After temporarily closing like many restaurants during the pandemic, Lazia is set to relight its candelabras and little pink neon sign on Friday, November 12. The restaurant’s location in a hotel … [Read More...] about A signature Crossroads restaurant will finally reopen from covid closure

A cool collection of vintage KC restaurant menus is now online

The Kansas City Public Library has added a new addition to their history of Kansas City archive. The new collection, featured in the Missouri Valley Special Collections, includes forty-seven newly … [Read More...] about A cool collection of vintage KC restaurant menus is now online

Belton’s oldest building will soon be home to a craft barbecue spot

When Casey Lueck opened his business on the main drag in Grandview, he intentionally left the word “barbecue” off the sign. “I was kind of afraid to put barbecue on the sign just because it’s such a … [Read More...] about Belton’s oldest building will soon be home to a craft barbecue spot