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KCQ serves up a history of early KC hamburger joints before your Fourth of July cookout.

Striker Connor Wickham has completed his move to Sunderland. Add your good luck wishes in the Comments section below.

The Missouri River Flood of 1993 defined a cruel summer in Kansas City, as the city was inundated by heavy rains and unleashed rivers for about a month.

A punk band for the “sped-up version” age, Snõõper are a Nashville DIY five-piece that play brutally fast, incredibly fun songs. Starting out in 2020 as a collaboration between guitarist Connor Cummins and vocalist Blair Tramel, Snõõper have released a handful of EPs so far (Music For Spies (2020), Snõõper (2021), and Town Topic (2022)), as well as a live album, which came out in February. These days, Snõõper have added three more members — Cam Sarrett on drums, Happy H...

Town manager George Burley is after more players and suspects he may have to break the clubs £4.5 million transfer record to do so. Burley yesterday saw Hassan Kachloul agree to join Town, reportedly on a three year contract, but the strengthening for Europe doesnt seem to have stopped there.

Weve put up a new Town Topic on the identity of the player George Burley has failed to sign. The most popular choice so far seems to be some bloke called Stockwell, while other names suggested include Christian Fox from York and Tommy Miller from Hartlepool. Who do you think it is? Or who would you like it to be? Click here to add your voice: http://www.twtd.co.uk/towntopics

We know that Missouri is famous worldwide for its iconic BBQ, BUT there is a burger that might soon make Missouri a destination for a different kind of beef...

We know that Missouri is famous worldwide for its iconic BBQ, BUT there is a burger that might soon make Missouri a destination for a different kind of beef...

We know that Missouri is famous worldwide for its iconic BBQ, BUT there is a burger that might soon make Missouri a destination for a different kind of beef...

On this day 20 years ago John Lyall’s Town secured the 1991/92 Second Division title and promotion to the new-fangled Premier League via a 1-1 draw at Oxford United’s Manor Ground.