Category Archives: General

McDonalds getting discharged from Truman Medical Center?

It looks like Truman Medical Center CEO and respected community leader John Bluford might finally be rectifying the incredibly embarrassing situation with a McDonald’s in the hospital lobby. In special piece in the KC Star, Bluford finally acknowledges the irony … Continue reading

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Going to camp

We’ll be at WordCamp all weekend, geeking out with the WordPress community.  Join us at www.wckansascity.org or follow the action at #wckc.

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Chattanooga is a preview of KC’s Google Fiber future

While KC will be the country’s largest gigabit broadband network, the city of Chattanooga’s new network is already producing some good examples for KC to follow when Google Fiber goes live in a year.  The city-owned network is already spawning … Continue reading

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Johnson County moving to Missouri

This just in… Johnson County, Kansas announces a deal to move to Missouri. Kansas’ increasing liberal, urbanizing county has final had enough of the evolution debates, Fred Phelps associations, Wizard of Oz references, and Governor Brokeback jokes.  The straw that … Continue reading

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KCK wins Google Fiber competition

In just a few minutes KCK Mayor Joe Reardon will officially announce that his city has won the heated national competition for Google Fiber, which will bring super-fast Internet connections to virtually every home in the city. Learn more about … Continue reading

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Follow the storms on Tweet KC

Follow the storm news on Tweet KC, our new feed of KC area tweets: www.BlogKC.com/TweetKC

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Backyard chicken guide

Blogging real estate agent Sarah Snodgrass has a handy guide to backyard chicken regulations.  The quick answer is yes in KCMO and most Missouri suburbs, and no in KCK and most Kansas suburbs.

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