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Larry Lester, sports scholar, historian and author on Major League Baseball’s embrace of the Negro Leagues
Larry Lester was co-founder of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City, Missouri, and served as its Research Director and Treasurer for five years. He developed the Museum’s business plan and was the driving force in developing its licensing program for sports apparel that generated $1.4 million during their start-up years.
Chiefs and Panthers Eye Xavien Howard: Four-Time Pro Bowler Available
Xavien Howard, a four-time Pro Bowl cornerback, remains a free agent as the NFL regular season approaches. The Chiefs and Panthers are his most likely new homes, given their needs in the secondary. After being cut by the Dolphins due to a decline in performance and a high cap hit, Howard still possesses valuable skills as a depth player. Kansas City relies on a strong secondary to support their high-octane offense, while Carolina seeks experienced cornerbacks to enhance their defense.
Patrick Mahomes new State Farm ad featuring ‘Ted Lasso’ actor taped at Kansas City-area school
LEE’S SUMMIT, Mo. (KCTV) - It’s no secret that the Chiefs all-world quarterback is on dozens of advertisements during football season. And that multiple promos have been shot in the Kansas City area. A year ago, Mahomes appeared with Andy Reid and Jake from State Farm at an...
Museum dedicated to America’s Second Largest Garment District Closes after 22 years
Kansas City’s Historic Garment District Museum (801 Broadway Blvd) opened its doors for the very last time at 11 a.m., Aug. 30. Following a recent ‘for sale’ notice from the Garment District Museum’s building owner, the Museum — along with additional building tenants — were advised to vacate storefronts by the end of this year, according to Lisa Shockley — Kansas City Museum curator of collections.
WWE Superstar Baron Corbin Shares His Experience Meeting Taylor Swift
WWE Superstar Baron Corbin made quite a buzz last year when he was spotted with Grammy Award-winning singer Taylor Swift. The megastar is currently dating Kansas City Chiefs player Travis Kelce. She is known for frequently attending the Chiefs games to support her boyfriend. In December 2023, Baron Corbin and...
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Rockhurst coach Kelly Donohoe isn’t a stranger to coaching marquee games. Friday night’s season-opener against St. Pius X was no different. The Hawklets and Warriors hadn’t played each other since 1974, and it was the Hawklets who came away with the 24-12 win. Donohoe walked away impressed...
NASCAR set to return to the Heartland with 2 KC stops in 2025
KANSAS CITY, Kan. (KCTV) - NASCAR is set to return to Kansas City for two weekends in 2025 after the Kansas Speedway became the site of the closest finish in series history during the AdventHealth 400. NASCAR officials have announced that the Kansas Speedway is set to host two race...
4 injured after erratic driver speeding on I-35 causes hit-and-run collision
KANSAS CITY, Kan. (KCTV) - Four individuals were injured after an erratic driver speeding on I-35 hit their vehicle and drove away before first responders arrived. The Kansas Highway Patrol indicates that around 10:20 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 30, emergency crews were called to the area of southbound I-35 and 18th St. in Kansas City, Kan., with reports of a hit-and-run collision.
Prospect KC finds new home for its fight against food apartheid; culinary training moves to The Paseo
A new pairing between The Prospect KC and Nourish KC sets the table for transformation within Kansas City’s food deserts, said award-winning Chef Shanita McAfee-Bryant, announcing the relocation of her social enterprise and its game-changing culinary training program. The collaboration combines the strengths of both organizations in their fights against hunger, leaders said, with The The post Prospect KC finds new home for its fight against food apartheid; culinary training moves to The Paseo appeared first on Startland News.
Kansas City woman hosts 9/11 stair climb at Arrowhead
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A Missouri woman is hoping to gather hundreds of people at one of Kansas City’s biggest landmarks to honor the lives lost during 9/11. “You know, that’s something people can rally around,” said Lexi Johnson. Johnson is a 1st Phorm Athlete with...
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