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Kansas City Sauce: Big Slick Weekend, Hunter Dump Ahead, Fish Kill & Downtown $8K Rent - Vimarsana News

Kansas City Sauce: Big Slick Weekend, Hunter Dump Ahead, Fish Kill & Downtown $8K Rent

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For Kansas City small businesses, the NFL Draft turned out to be a 'huge disappointment' - Vimarsana News

For Kansas City small businesses, the NFL Draft turned out to be a 'huge disappointment'

Despite more than 300,000 people attending the NFL Draft over three days in Kansas City and huge promises for local spending, many small businesses actually saw sales decrease — leaving them stuck with extra inventory they had bought in preparation.

Source: kcur.org
KC gets rave reviews from Browns fans in town for the draft - Vimarsana News

KC gets rave reviews from Browns fans in town for the draft

“Kansas City has done a wonderful job,"

Source: kmbc.com
A plan to overhaul how Kansas City gives out tax incentives has been stuck in limbo - Vimarsana News

A plan to overhaul how Kansas City gives out tax incentives has been stuck in limbo

Critics say that the streamlined tax incentive process under Ordinance 220701 would prevent Kansas City residents from providing input on developments that could affect their children’s schools or their own cost of housing.

Source: kcur.org
The 'last waltz' of a Kansas City blues festival - Vimarsana News

The 'last waltz' of a Kansas City blues festival

Kansas City has long held a reputation as a center of blues music and culture. But as elder musicians pass away, one Kansas blues festival appears to have reached its conclusion. Plus, Kansas City's first bicycle collective has transformed junk into reliable rides for 15 years.

Source: kcur.org