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Faith leaders, elected officials experience night in Jewish home during passover
More than 350 people were invited by the Jewish Community Relations Bureau ( JCRB AJC) as it hosted its largest seder to date in Johnson County at Kehilath Israel Synagogue on Monday.
NLBM pays kings ransom for piece of Kansas City Monarchs history
The Negro Leagues Baseball Museum recently paid a kings ransom for a piece of Kansas City Monarchs history, as the museum's president Bob Kendrick explained.
'I'm So Glad' reveals history of Kansas City's Black gospel music scene
Englewood Arts in Independence is a space meant to celebrate local art and artists, and on Saturday, it revealed an art form not many may know comes from Kansas City: gospel music.
KC native brings healing through music at SevenDays Community Kindness Festival
Kate Cosentino is the SevenDays Community Kindness Festival's headliner. She grew up singing at the Jewish Community Center, but her connection to this tragedy is different than most.
KCMO father became birth doula after wife experienced pregnancy complications
When you think of a Doula, it's traditionally a role held by women. They are trained to support a woman during pregnancy.
Kansas City nonprofits work to bridge gap in access to early childhood education
Access to early childhood education is becoming more difficult for families in the Kansas City area. Only about four out of 10 preschoolers are able to take advantage of these resources.
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