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1. 'Risk at Zero Interest Rates' 'Risk at Zero Interest Rates' February 21, 2012 Article and interview with Esther George, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City. George, who has been with the Federal Reserve Bank since 1982, became president in October 2011 and serves...
2. A Century of Growth in Banking and Finance: KC Starts as Banking Hub, Ends with Regional Offices A Century of Growth in Banking and Finance: KC Starts as Banking Hub, Ends with Regional Offices December/10-16/1999 Retrospective article detailing the history of banks and banking in Kansas City.
3. A Colorful Career Comes To a Close A Colorful Career Comes To a Close August 16, 2007 Prominent Kansas City sports figure Jerry Green died August 15, 2007, at the age of 77. He was "a flamboyant Kansas City businessman who owned banks and radio stations and tried to buy the Kansas City...
4. A Forgotten River A Forgotten River February 27, 2008 Article discusses the decline of recreational activity on the Missouri River and profiles riverboat pilot Rick Lynn, whose father first opened a waterfront marina in 1957. the Lynn family also launched...
5. A Piece of the Local Literary Scene A Piece of the Local Literary Scene December/9-15/1999 Discusses level of local support for and professional mileu of local writers. Includes interviews with authors Robin Wayne Bailey, Nancy Pickard, Lenore Carroll, Robert Stewart, Lynn Michaels, Jill Churchill,...
6. A Visit To The Poor Farm: How Jackson County Cares For Her Helpless Wards A Visit To The Poor Farm: How Jackson County Cares For Her Helpless Wards July 29, 1890 The subheading reads: "A Description of the Building and Something of the Inmates--The County Judges Contemplate Further Improvements--Two Jay Goulds Happy With Their Imaginary Riches--Some Pathetic Cases...
7. A Warm Tribute to Thomas Hart Benton A Warm Tribute to Thomas Hart Benton February 20, 2011 Color picture of the bronze sculpture of Thomas Hart Benton on the campus of the Art Institute wearing a sweater knitted by Ashley Lugo, a student majoring in fiber. The piece was cast by Charles Banks...
8. All in The Family: Missouri Cousins Run 2 Top-Ranked Banks All in The Family: Missouri Cousins Run 2 Top-Ranked Banks May 27, 2010 Article discusses the leaders of the United Missouri Bank and Commerce Bank. Both banks were rated by "Forbes" magazine in January 2010 as 2nd and 3rd, respectively, in the list of the best 100 banks in...
9. Another Lender in Area is Closed Another Lender in Area is Closed September 5, 2009 First Bank of Kansas City failed on September 4, 2009. It re-opened as Great American Bank which is based in De Soto, Kansas.
10. Banking on a New KC Legacy Banking on a New KC Legacy June 12, 2008 The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City moved into its new headquarters located near Liberty memorial and the edge of Penn Valley Park. The grand opening is scheduled for June 12, 2008. The new building...
11. Banking on Kansas City Banking on Kansas City August 31-September 6, 2007 Photographic essay of former bank buildings, showing their titles. Article also provides information on each and includes City National Bank; First National Bank; Livestock National Bank; Fidelity National...
12. Banking Shapes Pendleton's Life and Career Banking Shapes Pendleton's Life and Career December/10-16/1999 Article describing the author's experience in the banking industry.
13. Banks May Relax Now: Deaths of Floyd and Dillinger Remove Major Threats Banks May Relax Now: Deaths of Floyd and Dillinger Remove Major Threats October/23/1934 Photos and descriptions of recently deceased Midwestern outlaws such as John Dillinger, Charles "Pretty Boy" Floyd, and Bonnie and Clyde, with an overview of the diminishing danger to Midwestern banks...
14. Boutique Hotel to Open in a Year Boutique Hotel to Open in a Year January 15, 2011 The former Gate City National Bank building at 1111 Grand Boulevard will undergo an $11 million renovation to become the 43-room Grand Hotel. From 2000 to 2006 the building housed Club Chemical, "a nightclub...
15. Call on Girl's Facile Pen Call on Girl's Facile Pen October/16/1971 Photo and biographical article about Lisa Anne Kerford, or Lisa Kerford, a black "Southwest High School senior art student" drawing artwork "for the students' and teachers' course workbooks" also with...
16. Central Bank Celebrates Fifty Years Central Bank Celebrates Fifty Years March/7/2001 Photo and article about the Central Bank of Kansas City, "first open[ing] its doors to the residents and business owners of Historic Northeast" in 1951 at 2301 Independence Avenue.
17. Central Bank Keeps Growing: After 50 Years in Kansas City, Northeast's Community Bank Will Soon Have Central Bank Keeps Growing: After 50 Years in Kansas City, Northeast's Community Bank Will Soon Have Four Branches April/18/2001 Photo and article about the new branch location of the Central Bank of Kansas City (starting out in the Northeast residential district) in the Festival Foods grocery store "in the Northland at Choteau...
18. Central Bank of Kansas City Central Bank of Kansas City April 6, 2005 Featured in the "Northeast Chamber of Commerce Business Leaders" column is the Central Bank of Kansas City. The bank currently owns and operates eight branches in the metro area. In the Northeast area...
19. Charles Wilson Charles Wilson March 2, 1975 Biographical article about Charles Banks Wilson, or Charles Wilson, an artist of murals at the Oklahoma state capitol.
20. City Joins Banks, Police Department in Recognizing Mexican ID City Joins Banks, Police Department in Recognizing Mexican ID October 15, 2003 New City Manager Wayne Cauthen recently implemented an administrative regulation that recognizes ID cards issued by the Mexican Consulate. The Police Department, Municipal Court, Health Department, Airport...