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Renaissance Festival returns to Kansas City for 2024 season
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - On Saturday, Aug. 31, the Kansas City Renaissance Festival kicked off its 2024 season in Bonner Springs. Attendees were treated to a medieval experience that included fair food, a market, carnival rides and even jousting. Some at the festival attend each year to connect with...
Kansas COVID-19 spike coincides with unexplained tuberculosis infections
TOPEKA — As the Kansas and Missouri medical communities prepare for respiratory illness season, health officials grapple with an early COVID-19 infection spike and higher-than-normal tuberculosis infections in Wyandotte County. COVID positivity rates have been steadily increasing in Kansas, Missouri and across the country since July. The increase is...
58 years later, relic of local royalty returns to its rightful owner
In 1966, the country watched as Overland Park’s own Debbie Bryant was crowned Miss America, the first ever from Kansas. Here at home, the City quickly installed street signs along thoroughfares, proudly boasting, “City of Overland Park: Home of Miss America 1966, Debbie Bryant.”. The sign were an...
Mission apartments on burned-out bowling alley site now leasing with more in the works
Phase one of a downtown Mission apartment project is effectively completed, and developers’ and the city’s attention is now turning to the next phase. Sunflower Development Group’s Lanes at Mission Bowl, a 176-unit apartment complex on the site of a burned-out bowling alley, is moving in tenants this month.
Wet Your Whistle at the Newest Cocktail Bars in Kansas City
Stopping in somewhere for a beverage and a bite is no longer relegated to the happiest of hours. It can be the date night of choice for busy parents or perfect for those on a first date. Same goes for two busy friends, whose calendars never quite match up for a full meal, but they can make a quick drink happen.
Kansas City Irish Festival will go on, but organizers cancel breakfast to honor slain restaurant owner
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — While organizers say the Kansas City Irish Festival will go on this weekend, they have made the decision to cancel one key event in honor of aslain Brookside business owner. In a statement posted to the Kansas City Irish Fest Facebook page Thursday, organizers said,...
KC Irish Fest kicks off energetically days after violent death of valued community member
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - As people entered the KC Irish Fest at Crown Center Friday night, many stopped to read a large sandwich board sign. It showed the face of chef and restaurateur Shaun Brady at his bar with a Guinness and directed them to a memorial fund for his wife and two children.
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