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I still have never seen one anywhere. If they ever choose to come to KC, maybe I'll give one a shot. Ha, are you saying you aren't driving as far east as you can go in Independence or way down south of 435 in OPKS for fast food? Maybe you are waiting for the new location in Liberty to finally open ...

kcjak wrote: ↑Fri Jan 24, 2020 9:58 am
Also, Nomad's, the wine bar/coffee shop in the old DB Coopers spot has closed.

Bring back DB's and the roller chairs!

I think they chose bad locations, but I also don't think roast beef sandwiches drive massive business. There are two Arby's close to where I am, but neither seems to be busy. Not sure how they stay in business either. I ate once at Lions Choice and it was okay, nothing special IMO. Doubt I am their ...

If it increases ridership by 75% in KC, thereby reducing pollution, congestion, etc and the trade-off is increased upkeep, the need for KCPD enforcement, video recording on buses, etc - it is still a win IMO

I really hate bluhawk and everything it stands for, but thanks for the photo. Crane looks cool

was it because of ice or because of the SUV that crashed on the sidewalk?

https://twitter.com/kcstreetcar/status/ ... 8881682432

kboish wrote: ↑Fri Jan 17, 2020 4:43 pm The biggest difficulty will be on the Royals organization to sell downtown to those who buy the tickets. The vast majority enjoy the simplicity of the giant parking lots and a line-of-sight walk to the stadiums....

If you build it they will come

no vacancy is a curious name choice

boycotts just make it underutilized again quicker

Allowing for tiny homes and small lot infill will help ease this as well. East Side with construction of 1000s of inexpensive prefab and scalable homes. Think the modern equivalent of Sears homes in mass scale. 3BR,2B that would be functional for any family structure and limited choice on style bes...

The Lenexa City Council signed off on preliminary plans for a 14-acre site involving eight new commercial buildings on the northeast corner of Ridgeview and K-10, the Shawnee Mission Post reports. The developers, Ten Ridge LLC and John Davidson of Davidson Architecture + Engineering, plan to start ...

That’s the worst price chopper around - hope they do a complete gut and remodel

FangKC wrote: ↑Mon Dec 30, 2019 11:56 pm I'm amazed that the Strand is still open.

I thought you meant in 2004 but you meant today. I had no idea. KC’s oldest continuously operating movie theater since 1916. I wonder when was the last time the seats were replaced?

strandkc.com

Jerry Medlin owned a percentage of the Strand in the 1970s with Charles Setter. Eventually, Setter sold the Strand to Snow. Previously, Setter and Medlin owned the Astro, a porno house inside Union Station. Deep Throat screened there when it was released. https://kansascityarchives.com/2019/04/10/t...

Cityscene is good, but at $6 they would need to add a ton more content for me to be interested.

If he gave zero stars to punch bowl he must have never been to Dave and Busters

200k people attend Old Settler's festival? That's equivalent to almost 10 Royals home games. I'm not buying it... https://www.kansascity.com/news/local/community/joco-913/olathe-southwest-joco/cmf1c8/picture102100722/alternates/LANDSCAPE_1140/IMG_1518%20(1) His quoted 200,000 people comes from a 20...

They should have been some provision to stop Cerner from farming out to third-party developers to get out of the minimum minority representation in employment. What "minimum minority representation in employment" agreement are you referencing? Did Cerner sign something like this with the ...

Its been a while since I have driven down Metcalf. I was really surprised by the Shamrock towers construction. Not sure why I can't post this photo https://twitter.com/TrolliKC/status/1192227331433271296/photo/1 Rendering when completed https://www.kansascity.com/latest-news/33p7al/picture219726975/...

Way to go Wichita Baby Cakes