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Record Executive From KC Rejected the Beatles, Scrambled to Get Back - Vimarsana News

Record Executive From KC Rejected the Beatles, Scrambled to Get Back

In the early 1960s Kansas City native Dave Dexter Jr., as a record company executive, held the first right of refusal to sign the Beatles in the United States. He rejected them. Here's the story of how he scrambled to get them back.

More Than $220 Million Going Toward Water Infrastructure in Kansas and Missouri in 2022 - Vimarsana News

More Than $220 Million Going Toward Water Infrastructure in Kansas and Missouri in 2022

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has allocated more than $220 million for 2022 to Kansas and Missouri to upgrade water infrastructure and address environmental injustice.

'Americans always rebuild': Biden Promotes Infrastructure Investments in Kansas City Speech - Vimarsana News

'Americans always rebuild': Biden Promotes Infrastructure Investments in Kansas City Speech

President Joe Biden on Wednesday visited the Kansas City Area Transportation Authority to tout the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill he signed into law last month, expected to bring billions in spending on roads and bridges, clean water, public transportation, high speed internet and more to Kansas and Missouri.

Tap List | Growing Kansas Brewery Expands Distribution - Vimarsana News

Tap List | Growing Kansas Brewery Expands Distribution

Tap List features Limitless Brewing expanding distribution into Missouri, as well as new beer releases and events in the Kansas City area.

Missouri Attorney General Tells Schools, Health Departments to End COVID Orders - Vimarsana News

Missouri Attorney General Tells Schools, Health Departments to End COVID Orders

Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt instructed school districts and local public health departments to immediately stop enforcing health orders a judge ruled unconstitutional last month, and warned Tuesday they may face legal action if they fail to do so.