Arts & Entertainment

“This was an opportunity to fix things that needed to be done, bring my experience in and reimagine what this place could be.” 

Drones, food trucks, vendors and a beer garden will come together on Belton’s Main Street on Friday and Saturday to honor the axe-wielding prohibitionist and feminist with ties to Kansas City history.

“A kid whose family can’t afford lessons still gets lessons.”

Summer is here and our entertainment editor has a long list of ideas.

By Ben McCarthy The most exclusive ticket in town this week wasn’t at a sporting

South Kansas City kids have no shortage of ways to keep kids stay active and make memories this summer. Here’s our guide to camps in and around the area.

Hearts Across the Southland  ·  Part One of Three South of the City: Parade of

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“It began last April, with the idea to do a treasure hunt through social media.”

On Wall Street, the overwhelming success of Project Hail Mary at the weekend box office didn’t translate into any relief.

The event, sponsored by the TJB Foundation, Inc., was part of the 20th Annual Jazzin’ at the Gem concert  that showcased other outstanding high school jazz bands. 

“Kansas City, you showed up for our kids in the most beautiful way.”

Easter Sunday lands on April 5 this year, and the weeks leading up to it are full of special events with egg hunts, bunny visits, brunches, and holiday treats.

“I don’t think we were as irreverent as they were on M*A*S*H,” Eisenbrandt said. “But we were close.”