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10 Ways to Decorate for Spring On a Shoestring Budget

March 25, 2010 | Jill Underwood

The flowers are blooming, the temperatures are rising, and old man winter can only be seen in the rearview mirror. As you open your home to the warm months of spring, it’s time to clean out the cobwebs and give your home a breath of fresh air. It’s time to bring in color and freshness – without breaking your budget. Here are ten easy, affordable ways to brighten your favorite rooms. read more

10 Tips Just In Time for Spring

March 24, 2010 | Dale Knoop

You wouldn’t know it by the three feet of snow we’ve had in some areas of the Kansas City metro but, yes, spring is around the corner. I, for one, couldn’t be happier for the chance to get outside. I’ve had enough time indoors this winter to think about what I’m going to do when spring weather hits so let me share 10 tips from my list to help you get ready for spring and summer. read more

The Beauty of a Rain Garden

March 24, 2010 | Dale Knoop

It’s spring time in Kansas City. Royal’s games, walks on the Plaza and beautiful spring days intermixed with heavy spring time rains. The old time axiom of “April showers bring May flowers” could not be truer in the heartland. However, you could make this year a bit different around your home and garden with an eco-friendly rain garden. Not only will you be exercising your green thumb but you’ll be helping to change the environment for the better. You may… read more

Hundreds of Kansas City’s Inner City Children are finding the Will To Succeed

March 24, 2010 | Samantha Foulk

Take a close look at your surroundings. Maybe you are reading this while sipping on a freshly brewed cup of coffee or possibly in the comfort of your own home. Whatever your case may be, you are surrounded by resources in an enthusiastic community. At times, it is easy to become acclimated to the abundance of opportunities that make up our energetic atmosphere. However, take a moment to eliminate them from the setting. Instantaneously, a sense of withdrawal is upon… read more

Kansas City Connection – The National WWI Museum

March 24, 2010 | Lance Locke, with support from Denise Rendina

High up on a bluff, over-looking I-35, just south of downtown, lies the Liberty Memorial Monument and the National WWI Museum. The prominent limestone obelisk and platform has been an indelible part of KC’s skyline since its completion on the 11th of November, 1926. But for a large number of people in the city, the origin of its existence is still clouded in virtual anonymity. After 20 years in town, I was no different. But courtesy of an adventurous weekend… read more

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