3 Anchors Boutique
ShoppingRep the lake vibes: From Lotawana flag tees to cozy hoodies and easy t-shirt dresses, 3 Anchors Boutique nails that laid-back lake-and-Midwest vibe.
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Rep the lake vibes: From Lotawana flag tees to cozy hoodies and easy t-shirt dresses, 3 Anchors Boutique nails that laid-back lake-and-Midwest vibe.
Gluten-free that actually slaps: If you thought gluten free meant dry and sad, Lara's Cakes and Bakes proves otherwise with a fully gluten-free, celiac-safe facility and from-scratch bakes, plus vegan, egg free, and dye free options.
Retro drive-in fix: Channel some old-school drive-in joy this week at Mugs-Up Root Beer, where house-made root beer meets the Whiz Burger, Zip Burger, and chili dogs served right to your window.
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The $237 million construction project on I-70 in Kansas City, one of the city's busiest stretches of highway, is set to close for 11 months starting January 11.
Full story at kcur.org ↗
The Missouri Department of Transportation will hold a ribbon cutting ceremony to commemorate a pavement milestone for the Improve I-70: Blue Springs to Odessa project.
Full story at kmzu.com ↗
Chris Moyer, a former low-income bowling magnate, has become a successful businessman who has been buying up bowling alleys in and around Wichita, Kansas, and the Kansas City area.
Full story at kansascity.com ↗
Thousands gathered at Mill Creek Park in Kansas for the “No Kings: Vote Early” rally, part of a nationwide day of action coinciding with the start of early voting in Kansas.
Full story at kctv5.com ↗
Kansas City has launched a program that uses $11 million in business and philanthropic contributions and $1 million in city funds to move 600 unhoused residents into permanent housing within a year.
Full story at hoodline.com ↗
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