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Shawnee resident describes volunteering in North Carolina in Helene's aftermath
The American Red Cross says it is in need of volunteers in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, and Cathy Gordon, a Shawnee resident, can attest to that.
'We Are Latinos' documentary series showcases Latino leaders in Kansas City
Kansas City native Victor Antillanca had a vision of creating portraits of the Latino community. He wasn't sure what it would look like — he let the art dictate the medium.
Young baseball players mentor during a Royals watch party at Urban Youth Academy
Baseball players of all ages gathered to watch the Kansas City Royals secure an American League Wild Card sweep over the Baltimore Orioles
Kansas City, Missouri, residents ready for changes to Southwest Boulevard
The Kansas City, Missouri, City Council will review plans at its Thursday meeting for phase one of a re-design of Southwest Boulevard from Broadway Boulevard to West 25th Street.
Hispanic entrepreneurship is on the rise in Kansas City, United States
Palomino's built on tradition, is taking a step in a new direction under Veronica Chavez: salsas and tamales. Chavez has been working out of the Ennovation Center in Independence,
Agriculture producers concerned from safety net programs as farm bill expires
The farm bill is a federal safety net for farmers across the nation. It expired at midnight on Sept. 30, one year after its original expiration date.
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