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rachel: there is yellowstone will, he was a ranch hand and another day, another time of his life. i am impressed. he looks pretty cowboy. thats the look. pete: it is a if you dont know wills background, he was a ranch hand. rachel: he didnt kill anyone. will: that we know of. rachel: looking good. we want to mock you but you cant, you look great on that course. you look right at home. we are happy even though we couldnt be there, somebody could be at this all american rodeo. how are yo...

Dairy-beef animals are a hot commodity right now.

Introducing “Voices of Kansas City,” a new series from The Star that invites Kansas Citians making a difference to share their stories.

As the real estate investment landscape transforms, attention is turning to commercial properties due to their increasingly apparent advantages. Kunal Moktan, Co-founder of Property Share, sheds light on the differences between investing in residential and commercial real estate, the performance of the commercial real estate sector in India, the impact of sustainability on the industry, and the role of technology in democratising access to this asset class.

Youve got the overview of north texas and arlington and this weekend. arlington has become the place for events. >> its the sports and entertainment capital of the country and even across the world. when you bring in signature events throughout the year, $1 billion of impact from visitors coming in, impacts local payers taxes, $717 a month. it is generating income for us and putting arlington on the national and global map. pete: everyone here knows about the pitching wedge from here. the old st...

Kansas City G.I.F.T provides grants to Black-owned businesses in the community. Last year, they presented $460,000 to 21 different Black-owned businesses, including Blueprint KC, The Next Paige Talent Management and Production, and Equal Minded Café.

Kansas City is home to a bevy of talented bartenders, entrepreneurs and restaurant owners with a flair for the festive.

The 2022 Pinnacle Prize announced a Kansas City co-founder as one of two winners to receive $100,000 for supporting Black businesses in Kansas City

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G.I.F.T. (Generating Income for Tomorrow) is making good on its goal to invest in Black-owned businesses in the lowest income areas in Kansas City.