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wrkin4DT wrote: Does anyone here know who paid for the bridges along Bruce R. Watkins??

MoDot paid for the basic structures, KCMO paid for all the extras.

Yea, somebody should go to this.  Does anybody even know what the bridge decks will look like and Wyandotte and Central?  Those also should have added features such as sidewalks and fancy railings.

QueSi2Opie wrote: This would be fabulous news if Johnson County and the state of Kansas go through with the project. 

I don't know, is soccer listed as "ok" in the bible?  Better check first, KS might outlaw soccer and then they will have an empty stadium!

wrkin4DT, welcome to the forum, awesome first post I must add 

LenexatoKCMO, your story could be a carbon copy of what happened a few years ago at the downtown air show.  Same exact thing, total and complete disaster.  I'm not sure it that was the ATA though, but still, we seem to have problems with moving a lot of people in the core during special events.  (or...

They will draw very well.  mark my words.  remember when I said the outlaws will never do anything, nothing?  I said they would fall before ever getting up and they did.  AFL will work here.  I for one look forward to it.  It's major league caliber and major league entertainment.  We play our large ...

Why would you tear that down, nothing new will be as interesting as that old building.  I do not understand this, especially in midwestern towns that have so many empty lots.

Beermo, no problem, doubt anybody knows who "GRID" is though

I'm surprised you know the 95th one is open, I figured you never went south of 47th

thanks danger, as a heavy map user, I will use this often!

Oak Grove OKs 887 new homes By Andre Riley The Examiner After several weeks and hearings to smooth out the details, the Oak Grove aldermen gave a partial endorsement to the 887-unit White Oaks Crossing residential development.    The aldermen voted 5-1, with Ward 3 Aldermen Don Myers dissenting, to ...

All I know is that I clearly remember the day I was able to remove those god awefull arizona/missouri red plates from my car.

Which Macaroni Grill closed, I only remember the one on 95th & Metcalf, I have lost touch with JoCo south of 119th.

That Everetts in LS is always packed, but so is every single freaking resturaunt within two miles of I-470 between the Center and the 50.

East Jack is pretty sprawlly, but it's nothing like the I-70 run from Wentsville all the way to 270.  That is a total mess down there.

Well, that course is pretty old, and I know nothing about golf, but I guess it's dated technically.  Plus it has a 4 lane arterial bisecting it. You still have Lakewood golf course practically next door and there are several new ones that just opened like Drum Farm on Lee's Summit Road and Adam's Po...

The city has been installing them with new projects.  It take time I guess.

KCPowercat wrote: yes because there is absolutely nowhere to build now because the sprint center lot is taken????

building an arena over the interstate...I really don't see how that would ever work or be approved with all the safety and security now.

It wouldn't.  The ballroom almost didn't happen.

interesting.

is this project geared towards local retail needs?  Or is it trying to get a slice of the regional pie? Both, it will have a bit of everything.  I think when you say regional, it’s still pretty much Jackson county though or even southern Jackson County.  There is very little true regional “des...

warwickland wrote: suburban jackson county is getting uglier by the minute...i went through there yesterday, and its really looking bad out there. i think it looks worse than JoCo to tell the truth...

I think I know what you are saying, but please elaborate.