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Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Frame it right: dorMail Gallery & Frame Shoppe has been the go-to in Leavenworth since 1972 for custom framing that actually protects what you love, with UV filtered glazing, 100% cotton rag matting and archival backing.
Sharp fades, smoother shaves: If you want a cut that looks intentional, Double D the Barber is your spot, with owner David Davis being, in his words, surgical with that blade.
All aboard for comfort: Pullman Place Family Restaurant is that reliable, railroad-themed spot locals lean on when they want straight-up homestyle American plates and an old-timey vibe that actually feels cozy.
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The Kansas City Renaissance Festival is celebrating its 50th anniversary in Bonner Springs, Kansas, with a milestone season featuring 25 stages, over 175 crafters, and a new Viking mead hall.
Full story at hoodline.com ↗
The Kansas City Chiefs and Hunt Midwest have launched a joint real estate venture, Two-Point Development, which will help shape vibrant, mixed-use districts around the franchise's new stadium in Kansas City, Kansas, and new headquarters and training facility in Olathe, Kansas.
Full story at salinapost.com ↗
This year's tick season has seen a surge in tick season, with the Lone Star tick, which spreads ehrlichiosis and can trigger alpha-gal syndrome, an allergy to red meat.
Full story at axios.com ↗
For the second consecutive day, an ozone alert has been issued for the Kansas City area due to concerns about unhealthy air due to a late-summer heat wave.
Full story at kansascity.com ↗
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