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Silver Lining Motors, a Fowling Warehouse football-bowling entertainment franchise, and Exclusive Jerk restaurant coming soon

By Tyler Schneider In 2008, Forbes listed Grandview, Missouri, as the eighth fastest dying city

Six-story apartment project draws plenty of input from neighbors By Tyler Schneider Residents and stakeholders

When Waldo’s Matt Harmon talks shop, there are very few who are able to match his level of expertise.

Devinki Real Estate moves to new offices at 97th and Wornall   By Tyler Schneider For

“By the end of the year, restaurants could climb back up close to where they were, but it would take a lot of factors going just right.”

New employee classes start every two weeks for patient account specialists.

One thing the Red Bridge YMCA would like for you to know is that they are not under new management regardless of what the banner says in front of their facility. The banner is actually that of their neighbors, Coach House Apartment.

It’s springtime, and a young person’s thoughts turn to … golf? That certainly is the case at the Martin City Golf Center.

When George Lipari opened Sun Fresh Market in April, 1991, the Red Bridge Shopping Center was bustling with activity. In 25 years, a lot has changed. And while a lot of businesses have come and gone, Sun Fresh has remained loyal to the area.

Cowboy hats. Derby hats. Outback hats. Greek fisherman caps. Cadet hats. Scottish golfer hats. Fedoras of every kind. Easter Sunday hats. Kate Middleton hats. Fur hats. Stocking hats. Floppy hats. Hats of every style and every class, from high end Stetsons to cheap cotton garden hats.

A bar/gaming center has opened in the old Magnolia’s space at Gomer’s Square. Their grand opening was held Friday, November 11.

In 1992, Jack and Mary Lichtenberg opened Lichtenberg’s Fine Jewelry in in a small office space in a bank. Today, the couple is selling their inventory by as much as 70 percent in anticipation of closing forever by the new year.

Are you looking for a meeting space or location for this year’s Holiday Party? Look no further! You can find a variety of options in South Kansas City!

Rooms that Bloom, 13442 Cherry St., has received a new shipment of antique furniture selected by owner Krista Sloan from her annual visit to England in July. The items, which are found in the cottage behind Rooms that Bloom, include 19th Century teak trunks from India, a 19th Century French fruitwood farm table, an Irish pine dresser, as well as a variety of smaller items. Sloan opened the cottage to customers on Saturday, September 17.