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Today s promo news might inspire some of our functional alcoholic friends to remember Kansas City s glory days but the pr stunt is more important than good times.
From the looks of it this boozy park seems to be designed to give patrons a protected open-air venue so that poseurs can drink in peace.
The plan is smart given that public spaces over the past year have been dominate by protesters.
This private venue seems to cater to upscale denizens with an appreciation of history . . . Kind of like Westport but far too pricey for the chubby broads from The Dotte . . . Which makes it completely uninteresting for TKC.
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The following is a piece in a four-part series highlighting all that Missouri has to offer in the worlds of food, art, music and adventure. Missouri – or “Mo,” as we refer to her – has no shortage of places to explore, so whatever you’re after, there’s a Mo for every M-O.
Savvy travelers know that the Kansas City music scene has a not-so-hidden wealth of destinations worth visiting. The barbecue-loving, middle-of-the-map metropolis has grown into a buzzing live music hotspot that is also known the world over for its storied place in jazz history.
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The National WWI Museum is the only American museum exclusively dedicated to remembering the Great War and its impact.Think of Kansas City and barbecue and blues may come to mind, but there’s so much more in this Cowtown-come-arts-destination than smoked meat and music.
From world-class museums and galleries to impressive theater, dance, and opera, the cultural offerings here are on par with much larger cities. And for those who prefer sports to the symphony, there are the Kansas City Royals and Chiefs. Win or lose, both teams bring much excitement and hometown pride to the city.
By The Examiner staff
Independence residents have a chance to get rid of unneeded materials in the garage and elsewhere Saturday, as the city will host its annual household hazardous waste disposal event 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the edge of the Square.
The free event, in the county/city parking lot bounded by Liberty, Osage and Walnut and Kansas, is open to Independence residents only. Proof of residency, such as a driver’s license or recent utility bill, will be required.
All types of residential household hazardous waste will be accepted. That includes: paint and paint products, automotive oil and fluids, automotive and household batteries, household cleaners and solvents, outdated medicines, poisons, herbicides and pesticides, kerosene, gasoline and fluorescent light bulbs.