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How 4 Kansas City-famous foods were invented July 6, 2021 Kansas City has more than its fair share of famous foods. The city is best known for barbecue, of course, but, lately, it’s also gotten attention for having one of the country’s best Mexican food scenes. But when it comes to Kansas City’s famous foods, there really are four that stand out above all the others: burnt ends, our signature cut of steak, cheesy corn and chicken spiedini. These four creations are both unique to the city and pretty much ubiquitous. And, in each case, we’ve spent time researching them and talking to th...

Tony's Kansas City Saturday, January 30, 2021 Pricey Kansas City Treats For Your Sweetie Quick rundown of upscale and local options for V-Day offered to those poor souls who suffer romantic entanglements with partners who can actually tell the difference betwixt luxury candy vs. drug store chocolates. Take a look . . . Photo by Caleb Condit and Rebecca NordenAccording to legend, five centuries ago Aztec emperor Moctezuma consumed copious quantities of chocolate before engaging in, uh, amorous activities. The association between chocolate and love has grown from there. Whether or not you beli...

1) innovate, and invent/originate something people want, or much more commonly Now the best way to keep your money historically is to never have grandchildren. There is, in the Financial Industry,a phenomenon called "The Grandson Syndrome", that works like this... a) Dad builds up a sucessful Business b) Son (or Daughter) takes over, remembers how hard Dad worked , expands the Business c) Grandson (again or daughter) takes over, what the hell, money's always been there, the Business always make money, let's Party! d) Engulf & Devour buys the Business as it approaches bankruptcy. (Witness ...

Anonymous said... Wait so take payers should foot the bill for people too stupid to read? Drivers run a stop sign in my neighborhood, should the city pay to build a round about? Anonymous said... is there no leverage at all to be used against the railroad to get them to lift that bridge? surely there is something the railroads want from the city or the state or the county that can be used as a this-for-that a little bit. but it seems like no, the way beardsley road was closed so long, seems like city has to just wait and wait for a railroad to take care of its lines and easements.