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This KC man made history as one of 1st male cheerleaders at Chiefs' 1st Super Bowl - Vimarsana News

This KC man made history as one of 1st male cheerleaders at Chiefs' 1st Super Bowl

At 76, he no longer does backflips, but he keeps the memories from 1967 of the Chiefs’ chartered flight (with filet mignon), his “Go” sign to rev up the crowd and the big thank-you from Lamar Hunt.

Source: yahoo.com
Uniquely Kansas City | The haunting history of Union Cemetery - Vimarsana News

Uniquely Kansas City | The haunting history of Union Cemetery

Union Cemetery in Midtown Kansas City is the final resting place for members of some of KC's founding families. Some say there may also be a ghost or two roaming around.

Source: kshb.com
Want to explore Martin City? Start with this beginner's guide to the neighborhood - Vimarsana News

Want to explore Martin City? Start with this beginner's guide to the neighborhood

With a small-but-mighty restaurant culture, its own newspaper, and a vision for the future, the neighborhood of Martin City is a cultural hub in South Kansas City.

Source: kcur.org
Freed slave Hiram Young built his fortune and legacy in Independence — then got forgotten - Vimarsana News

Freed slave Hiram Young built his fortune and legacy in Independence — then got forgotten

Independence, Missouri, was the epicenter of westward expansion in pre-Civil War America. Hiram Young, a formerly enslaved man, became the wealthiest man in the county by building wagons and ox yokes, before almost losing it all.

Source: kcur.org
In South Kansas City, Death of Newspapers is Greatly Exaggerated - Vimarsana News

In South Kansas City, Death of Newspapers is Greatly Exaggerated

In South Kansas City, Death of Newspapers is Greatly Exaggerated In South Kansas City, Death of Newspapers is Greatly Exaggerated Martin City Telegraph Fills a Void, Finds an Audience Share this story Published December 23rd, 2020 at 6:00 AM Above image credit: Sales director Dwight Barrett and publisher Kathy Feist in their newspaper office in Martin City. (Barbara Shelly | Flatland) Kathy Feist was frustrated. She and her neighbors in south Kansas City were about to vote in a special election to send a representative to the Missouri le...