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Weekend Possibilities | Celebrate Black History Month, City Barrel’s Week of Rad and a Local Comedy Livestream Weekend Possibilities | Celebrate Black History Month, City Barrel’s Week of Rad and a Local Comedy Livestream Saying Goodbye to February Share this story Published February 25th, 2021 at 11:00 AM Above image credit: Kadesh Flow will join Friday's virtual Storytelling on the Streetcar Black History Month Celebration. (Contributed | Kadesh Flow) Between Storytelling on the Streetcar, KC Daquari’s Creole Brunch Carr...

Struggling Kansas Hospitals Ponder Potential Solution: Fewer Beds Struggling Kansas Hospitals Ponder Potential Solution: Fewer Beds Kansas Considers New 'Rural Emergency Hospital' Designation Share this story Published February 24th, 2021 at 6:00 AM Above image credit: Pending legislation in Kansas could provide relief for struggling rural hospitals by providing them more flexibility in the services they provide. (File Photo) Here’s one possible solution for financially struggling rural hospitals — eliminate the beds. The idea is gai...

Share this story Published February 24th, 2021 at 10:00 AM Above image credit: Despite the severe cold, families from around Lyon County gather Wednesday at the Prairie Street bridge hill in Emporia for sledding. Samantha Rosa, right, said she got stuck in Emporia with her cousins when the snow storm shut down roads over Valentine's Day weekend. (Lucas Lord | Kansas Reflector) EMPORIA, Kan. — A small crowd gathered last Wednesday in Emporia on the hillside next to the Prairie Street bridge, seeking respite from rolling blackouts an...

Tap List | Springing Out of A Cold Snap With Beer Tap List | Springing Out of A Cold Snap With Beer Winter Will Soon Be a Memory Share this story Published February 23rd, 2021 at 11:30 AM Above image credit: City Barrel Brewing Co., 1740 Holmes St., is celebrating its second anniversary this week. (Jonathan Bender | Flatland) Last week, I was hunkered down in the living room with no electricity during a historic cold snap. The faucets were running to keep the pipes from bursting, the fireplace was roaring, and there were blankets of snow...

“I sing their names . . .,” writes Kansas City poet Glenn North. His words are one of several contemporary voices joined in a new, 44-page book that collects the more than 70 biographies that the Kansas City Black History Project team has researched and shared with the Kansas City community since 2010. “I sing of… Langston and Parker, Ms. Bluford and Mary Lou, Old Buck, Leon Jordan, Horace and Bruce . . .” Every year, the project told the stories behind seven or eight of the names hidden by time. It gathered them in booklets and posters that were given to schools, libraries and othe...