Kansas City Memorial Day 2017 Afternoon



Hottie Stacy inspires this quick dive back into the Kansas City discourse and all of the news links worth a peek for later part of the day. Take a look:

Goodbye To World Series Glory Days

Report: Danny Duffy out 6-8 weeks with an oblique strain from Sunday's game

Duffy reportedly suffered that injury during his tumble at first base


Nation Of Immigrant Soliders Celebration

Thousands attend Memorial Day ceremony at WWI Museum

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Honoring those who gave the ultimate sacrifice. That's what Memorial Day is all about. The National World War I Museum pulled out all the pomp and circumstance to give our fallen soldiers a ceremony they deserve. Rep.


Hipsters Save The Sunflower State???

Kansas cities could create districts like Power & Light under bill sent to governor

A bill passed by the Kansas Legislature would allow people in certain entertainment districts to walk around with an alcoholic drink in hand, as is currently allowed in an area of Kansas City's Power & Light District. The bill, which still needs Gov. Sam Brownback's signature, gives cities and counties the ability to create "common consumption areas."


Kansas City Fanboy Conversation

Sunday Sound Off: Can the Royals turn their season around?

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - 41 Action Sports Director Frank Boal discussed the latest sports headlines with experts on the weekly addition of Sunday Sound Off. Sports Radio 810 WHB personalities Soren Petro, Cody Tapp and Stan Weber discussed the Royals, Chiefs and Mizzou basketball.


Sound Of KCMO Success???

Kansas City's Inaugural Jazz And Heritage Festival Comes With Blessings - And Lessons

Kansas City's inaugural Jazz and Heritage Festival accomplished something rarely seen in town: A genuinely diverse crowd of people enjoying themselves. For three days over the Memorial Day weekend, that audience was perhaps most diverse in its musical tastes.


And this is the OPEN THREAD for right now . . .

Comments

  1. no, no, no, say it ain't so.

    kcmo and its emerging downtown urban space are the natural place that the dynamic vibe young professionals are seeking, as described in recent articles about the decline of small towns.

    but what if unchecked crime and dystopian government scare the young professionals away?

    disaster.

    the state school well-educated young people from our region are serious, well-scrubbed, and informed. they'd love to live downtown in kcmo and thereby become taxpayers and solid citizens while enjoying the dynamic vibe.

    but they're used to being safe and having things work, so if they get scared off, they're gone and downtown will fail as a bubble of unfulfilled dreams.








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  2. Don't worry, Royals.
    Gordon will get his first $73 million dollar homer of the year very soon.

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  3. Notice the media never shows a long-shot of the "crowd" at these events. It's always described as an enthusiastic bunch enjoying the music, but the crowds are always pretty small. And it's dangerous to be sitting out in the shooting gallery, waiting for some drive-by bullets to come your way. No thanks, Kansas City. I'll enjoy my music at home where I'm safer.

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  4. ^^^Thanks for staying home. I don't need you out when I'm out. Stay afraid chicken little, stay afraid. P.S. How do you know the crowds are always pretty small if you don't ever go out? You are another of a long list of idiots who post on here. Moron.

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  5. "common consumption areas" and "concealed weapons", great mix.

    What could go wrong?

    Oh and Brownback does not want you to have any fun!

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  6. FREE THE NIPPLE ON THIS SITE!!!!!!!!

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  7. Wrong part of town for my money.

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