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Hispanic, Latino culture on display as Nelson-Atkins showcases KC-area artists
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art will display a new exhibit called "A Layered Presence or Una Presencia Estraficada," highlighting 22 Latin-American artists in the Kansas City area.
Founder of MÁS KC offers spaces for all artists, all forms of art
In the midst of a gray day in the West Bottoms, there's a pop of color that brings the streets to life. It's called Monarca Art Space.
Johnson County program helps people with disabilities gain workplace skills
Project SEARCH helps people who have intellectual or developmental disabilities build their skills before applying for a long-term position in the community.
Public libraries, readers react to new Missouri rule targeting library patrons
Library leaders across Missouri are worried about new rule aimed at limiting access of certain materials to young patrons.
Country Club Plaza tenants hope new possible ownership means more foot traffic
As the Country Club Plaza recently celebrated its 100-year anniversary, news that new ownership could soon be coming.
Southtown Glass company reflects on 39 years in business, what's next
Southtown Glass took the new business risk more than four decades ago. The company is prime example of a small business with staying power in the metro.
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