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Former Missouri regulator to head Gulf Arab nation's new 'commercial gaming' authority - Vimarsana News

Former Missouri regulator to head Gulf Arab nation's new 'commercial gaming' authority

Kevin Mullally, former executive director of the Missouri Gaming Commission, was named the chief of the UAE’s General Commercial Gaming Regulatory Authority.

This Kansas City trail was once a trolley route to the long forgotten town of Dodson - Vimarsana News

This Kansas City trail was once a trolley route to the long forgotten town of Dodson

The path left open when this trolley line shut down in the 1950s was repurposed for use as a fitness trail.

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

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

Once prairie and then a major transportation hub, Waldo has transformed into a funky southern Kansas City neighborhood with a growing restaurant scene and a lot of local pride.

Source: kcur.org
KCMO officials aware of significant homelessness camp on Trolley Track Trail - Vimarsana News

KCMO officials aware of significant homelessness camp on Trolley Track Trail

KCMO officials say they're aware of a homelessness camp along the south end of the historic Harry Wiggins Trolley Track Trail.

Source: kshb.com
Fights over slavery once divided this Brookside church. Now it's closing - Vimarsana News

Fights over slavery once divided this Brookside church. Now it's closing

Central United Methodist Church will become a satellite for the Leawood-based Church of the Resurrection. Its history says much about Kansas City's, and it's own, past ties to slavery.

Source: kcur.org