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1. A Chronicle of Freedom A Chronicle of Freedom February 19, 2012 In-depth interview of Emiel Cleaver, son of U.S. Rep. Emanuel Cleaver II and former KC mayor. His film, called "Freedom Is Now," is about "Kansas City's oldest and most powerful African-American political...
2. A Field Guide to the Crossroads Art District A Field Guide to the Crossroads Art District May 1, 2005 Map depicting the area roughly between Truman Road (north boundary), Pershing Road (south boundary), Broadway (west boundary) and Cherry Street (east boundary). Includes drawings and identification of...
3. A KC Gem A KC Gem September 5, 2010 Interview, with photographs, of Harold Tivol, owner of Tivol jewelry stores. Tivol, who sold the company to his daughter, Cathy, continues as chairman of the board. Tivol discusses his family, his own...
4. A Winning Pit Crew A Winning Pit Crew October 24, 2010 Article profiles "Pellet Envy," the husband and wife barbecue team of Rod and Sheri Gray. The Leawood, Kansas, couple competes year-round in the competitive barbecue circuit and also teach barbecue cooking...
5. An Underground Journey An Underground Journey May 2, 2010 Article describing the work carried out by sewer maintenance workers and new technologies used by the Kansas City Water Services Department. One of Kansas City's first sewers was made of limestone quarried...
6. Called to Care for the Elderly Called to Care for the Elderly October 7, 2012 Brief interview with Sister Beatrice Scully, development director for Little Sisters of the Poor. The order operates the Jeanne Jugan Center, a residential nursing home for the elderly who cannot provide...
7. Coffee Talk Coffee Talk May 19, 2009 Interview with Danny O'Neill, owner of The Roasterie coffee company and Roasterie Cafe. O'Neill started the company in 1993, roasting beans in the basement of his Brookside home, and it has grown into...
8. Dan Hesse Is the Face of Change Dan Hesse Is the Face of Change March 15, 2009 Short interview with Dan Hesse, CEO of Sprint, who answers questions about his work, family life, and other topics. Hesse was named CEO of Sprint in December 2007.
9. Designing Kansas City Designing Kansas City November 7, 2010 Cover story about Ralph Ochsner, CEO of the 100-year old planning and landscape architecture firm Ochsner Hare & Hare. The firm works to revitalize small towns but is also well known for the designs of...
10. Festival Features Drums, Dancing Under a Harvest Moon Festival Features Drums, Dancing Under a Harvest Moon October 2, 2011 Interview of Teresa Bradskey, a Kansas City resident who is a member of the Miami of Oklahoma tribe. Bradskey is founder of the first Harvest Moon Native American Festival to be held October 15, 2011.
11. Happy Returns from the Tax Man Happy Returns from the Tax Man February 27, 2011 Short interview with businessman and philanthropist Henry Bloch, co-founder of H&R Block. He answers questions about the biography written by his son, Thomas Bloch, titled "Many Happy Returns: The Story...
12. His Job Offers 'Real Drama in Real Time' His Job Offers 'Real Drama in Real Time' May 1, 2011 Brief interview with John Bluford, CEO of Truman Medical Center and Chairman of the Board of the American Hospital Association for 2011. Bluford discusses his tenure at Truman Medical Center and healthcare...
13. His Passion is Sound Business His Passion is Sound Business January 27, 2013 Interview with Chuck Haddix, Director of the Marr Sound Archives on the UMKC campus. Haddix describes the institution's history and collections as well as his career in broadcasting.
14. One for the Books One for the Books January 30, 2011 Cover story about owners (Pete Cowdin and Deb Pettid) of the Reading Reptile, a children's bookstore in Brookside "with a nationwide reputation among authors and publishers." According to Kristen McLean,...
15. Portrait of a Teardown Portrait of a Teardown 2008-08-03 Article describes one famiy's teardown of a small 1950s house in Prairie Village in order to build a larger house on the lot. The pros and cons of teardowns are discussed and the controversy about what...
16. Preparing Kids for College and Life Preparing Kids for College and Life October 23, 2011 Short interview with Hannah Lofthus, principal of the Ewing Marion Kauffman School. Lofthus discusses the charter school's expansion, funding, enrollment, and other topics.
17. Success Grew from Midwestern Values Success Grew from Midwestern Values March 11, 2012 Kansas City Star Magazine interview with professional photographer Greg Gorman who has shot the likes of Michael Jackson, Al Pacino and Leonardo DiCaprio. Gorman is originally from Mission Hills and attended...
18. The '60s Turn 50 The '60s Turn 50 May 16,2010 Pictures and review of downtown buildings built in the 1960s including the headquarters for the Kansas City School District at 12th and McGee (also former home the Kansas City Public Library from 1960-2004);...
19. The City Beneath Us: Underground Kansas City The City Beneath Us: Underground Kansas City February 12, 2012 Cover story on the underground destinations and happenings in Kansas City metro, including O'Malley's Pub in Weston, the Vanderbilt Smoking Room at the Midland, Durwood Film Vault at the Kansas City Public...
20. The Joy of Her Art The Joy of Her Art October 25, 2009 Article profiles artist, Gabriella Polony-Mountain, whose work appears in buildings throughout Kansas City. Born in Hungary, she collaborated with some of Kansas City's most promionent architects to produce...