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Kansas City, Kansas · Kansas City

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Junius Groves had built a potato empire by 1907, when educator Booker T. Washington showcased his success in his book, “The Negro in Business.” Groves then was shipping potatoes across North America while also importing what Washington called “fancy seed potatoes” from distant states. “He would get seed potatoes from Idaho and other places, and he would experiment by cross-breeding those seed potatoes with other potatoes,” said David Meditz, cha…See the Story

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Edwardsville, Kansas · Edwardsville

Wyandotte County's Junius G. Groves Earning New Renown

Junius G. Groves is having a moment. Community knowledge of the African American potato farmer, who died 100 years ago this August, is growing after largely having vanished from the collective memory of Kansas, where he arrived carrying 90 cents in 1879. A new documentary, “The Potato King,” directed by filmmaker Jacob Handy, premiers Thursday on Kansas City PBS. “There are so many untold stories in America,” Handy said. “Junius Groves’ story is…See the Story

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So, you think it has been unbearably cold lately? Try skimming across the frigid water of an area reservoir in a fishing boat at this time of the year. Then you will know what wind chill is all about. Take it from Brian Ondrejka, a guide on Clinton Lake near Lawrence, Kansas, who is accustomed to fishing in the type of weather that takes your breath away and brings tears to your eyes. He grew up in Wisconsin, where lakes are usually frozen over …See the Story

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Kansas City, Missouri · Kansas City

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The Chiefs are officially heading to the Super Bowl. Will that be the only story Kansas Citians now care about? Here are some other trends and news developments you may want to be aware of in a week dominated by Chiefs talk… The Big Streetcar Shutdown It’s the week of the big Kansas City Streetcar shutdown. Starting today, the entire service is being suspended for two weeks. The shutdown will allow workers to tie the new riverfront extension to …See the Story

Aging KCK Congregation Bequeaths Building to Serve Youth

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Across much of the nation in recent decades, shrinking churches have confronted the painful question of whether they can afford to maintain a building for worship and other activities. Time and again the answer has been no. Sometimes that means finding other places in which to continue offering worship. But often it means either abandoning a structure — and, thus, contributing to the deterioration of a neighborhood — or selling an old building t…See the Story

Bodhi Home Reopens to Homeless Clients After Renovation

Kansas City, Missouri · Kansas City

Bodhi Home Reopens to Homeless Clients After Renovation

It has been nearly two decades since Kar Woo, a sculptor and gallery owner, established Artists Helping the Homeless (AHH) in Kansas City, Missouri. And Woo recently returned to his roots by renovating the first home opened by the nonprofit. AHH refreshed the Midtown home with about $60,000 in new paint, fixtures, appliances, and furniture. The project took the house out of service for nearly all of last year, but it welcomed eight new residents…See the Story

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Mapping and Managing Energy Burden in Kansas City

Kansas City, Missouri · Kansas City

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A Black Friday Romp Through the Metro’s Shoplifting History

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