Month: September 2019

The Petrakos family has been involved in the Greek Festival since 1973. Here they share one of their favorite family recipes which can also be found at the today’s final day of the Greek Festival.

A 5:30 pm ribbon cutting and champagne celebration kicks off the restaurants weekend filled with liquor and menu specials.

The nonprofit was organized with a mission to promote the arts, but died out until several years ago when interested citizens brought it back to life.

Thousands from throughout the metropolitan area are expected to indulge in food, dancing, singing and dancing at the 58th Annual Greek Festival which runs Friday through Sunday.

Fifty years ago, Lenny Dawson led the Chiefs to a Super Bowl victory. Do the Chiefs have what it takes in 2019?

Research shows that seniors involved in the arts stay healthier longer. An interactive creative art seminar is being hosted at St. Joseph Medical Center on Friday morning, September 6.

Two cemeteries in what is now Kansas City once acted as public burial grounds for the area’s first residents. Both have been erased from history.

For 30 years, Judy Shute has been overseeing the Special Religious Development (SPRED) program in the Catholic diocese. “It changed my life and my relationship with God.”