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Tony s Kansas City Tuesday, April 20, 2021 Kansas City Tuesday News Link Peek Cowtown Pix Printed Matthew Jones This is Kansas City details the everyday lives of the people below the city s skylines. // Image courtesy of Matthew Jones A new book bringing the stories of Kansas Citians to life launches today. This is My Kansas City, written and compiled by documentary photographer Matthew Jones, details the things Jones says he missed about his city initially.. Merch & Politics Debut A new store is now open in Kansas City s Martini Corner. The Black Pantry splits space with a Made in KC store at 31st and Oak.It boasts a collection of Black-owned products-some of which are hard to find. Last year, I wanted to go out and intentionally spend my money with Black businesses. ....
Chiefs Mourn the Passing of Fred Arbanas Apr 18, 2021 at 05:00 PM Copied! Rod Hanna/Rod Hanna The Kansas City Chiefs are saddened by the passing of Chiefs Hall of Fame tight end Fred Arbanas. My family and I are saddened by the passing of Fred Arbanas, Chiefs Chairman and CEO Clark Hunt said. Known for his tenacity and courage on the field, Fred was a key contributor to the early success of the franchise in both Dallas and Kansas City. He was a dynamic threat at the tight end position, and he helped the Chiefs finish as the winningest franchise in the 10-year history of the American Football League. When his playing days were over, Fred dedicated the second phase of his career to public service and made a lasting impact on Jackson County. Our heartfelt condolences are with the Arbanas family during this time. ....
By The Associated Press KANSAS CITY – Kansas City Chiefs tight end Fred Arbanas, a key member of their first two Super Bowl teams who later had a long career in county politics, has died. He was 82. The Jackson County Democratic Party in Missouri, for which Arbanas was a major player for more than four decades, announced his death in a brief statement Saturday. No cause was given. After his playing career, Arbanas served more than 40 years in the Jackson County Legislature. He was so influential in expanding the county parks system that a golf course was renamed in his honor in 1999. ....