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Local woman publishes health magazine
For seven years, Kansas City, Mo., native Ruth Ramsey has been publishing 'Our Health Matters', a magazine designed to empower readers to make healthy choices for their lives.
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Brookside favorite sells ‘Stuff’
From paper to pottery, bath and body to jewelry - two sisters, friends and business partners call 'Stuff' a happy place.
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Overland Park mom keeps women connected
Publisher, Lindsay Aydelotte, developed HerLife Magazine after leaving the corporate world to stay home to raise her youngest daughter Payton.
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Mom kicks drug habit for her daughter
Charmaine Kimble had been around drugs her entire life. But with the help of a Kansas City group that helps get women off the streets, she has turned her life around for her daughter and for herself.
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Living history to teach metro students
Steve Hopkins shares his passion for the Civil War by making sure metro students don't forget about our nation's history.
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Carol Marinovich and her legacy in KCK
Carol Marinovich grew up in KCK, but never imagined she'd be one of the most successful leaders in the town's history.
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AIDS Walk Kansas City marks 24th year
Michael Lintecum credits 30 years of experience in the field of politics, corporate America and non-profits for his success in producing some of Kansas City's best fundraising events.
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KC non-profit liberates orphans with art
A metro group is changing the lives of children all over the world and right here in Kansas City. The group is called HALO, which stands for Helping Art Liberate Orphans.
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'The Call' showcases black history
The Kansas City Call newspaper is a reservoir of African-American history both in Kansas City, Missouri and across the country. The Call was founded in 1919 by Chester A. Franklin. He was a printer by trade and moved to Kansas City from Colorado.
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Group grants wish for Independence boy
A non-profit organization made a stop in Kansas City to make a wish come true for an area…
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KCPS approves sale of closed schools
Kansas City Public Schools approved the sale of several closed schools tonight.
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Valve test may interrupt water service
If you need a drink of water Wednesday night - that might be a problem, depending on …
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KCFD lags on ambulance response times
The goal is to respond to 90 percent of life-threatening emergencies in nine minutes or …
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