By: Blake McCoy Just a few more weeks until the most wonderful time of the year, week 1 of the NFL. After the disappointment the Kansas City Chiefs faced in last year’s Super Bowl, the Chiefs have the biggest chip on their shoulder. The main problem in the last Super…

By: Blake McCoy Summer is the most relaxing season but it also feels like the one that goes by the fastest. Kansas City is getting HOT HOT and you may be tempted to stay in your house in the AC. However, the heat is simply part of the summer and…

By: Deedee Bassey We may all know about boba or at least heard about the bubbly goodness. Coming in different sizes and delicious flavors, it’s no surprise that this light-medium textured tea has become an American household favorite. …

By: Blake McCoy A good indicator of a restaurant’s quality is the test of time. There are new family businesses emerging every day, but not many can say they have been open for over 75 years. Here’s a list of some of the oldest restaurants still open in the midwest. …

By: Blake McCoy John’s Big Deck John’s Big Deck is in downtown KC and is distinguished by, you guessed it, its big ass deck. John’s is a three-story bar that has it all. On the first floor, there is a bar along with plenty of seating, and they sometimes have…

By: Deedee Bassey Painting is a popular form of recreation and visiting art galleries with your friends to enjoy the message behind an art piece is a fantastic experience. …

By: Deedee Bassey In honor of Independence Day, I went to Kansas City to celebrate and unwind during the long weekend. Through the passions of celebrating, my friends and I wandered the streets of Wornall, until we sighted the rainbow-colored walls of Betty Rae’s: a unique sweet spot in KC. …

By: Blake McCoy Everyone knows that Kansas City prides itself in having some of the best BBQ in the world, especially their burnt ends. However, since each Kansas City BBQ joint has its own unique style and flavor there is a joint for every occasion. …

Written by: Deedee Bassey Giving back doesn’t have to involve money or gifts, it’s in the little things like sharing food to people that don’t have or spending time reading to residents at a senior’s home. …