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6:00pm: HealthRidge Fitness Center. Event Address: 17800 W. 106th StreetContact Phone: (913) 888-0505Contact Email: lmorse@healthridgefitness.com
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Nine-year-old Gabrielle Gilmore of Lee’s Summit wanted to buy a house today, but when she found out it would cost four M&Ms, she changed her mind.She opted instead to rent an apartment with a roommate, which cost only three of the button-shaped chocolate candies .Gilmore and dozens of other girls used an initial allotment of 20 M&Ms and a board ...
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The Kansas City Repertory Theatre production of “Peer Gynt,” which closes the company’s 2010-2011 season, invites a series of laudatory adjectives: ambitious, kaleidoscopic, meticulous, smart, bold, imaginative and at times very, very funny,But at the same time, director David Schweizer’s mash-up of Henrik Ibsen’s 1867 ...
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For Quadra Island Accommodations, Taku Resort & Marina, offers waterfront cabins for rent, BC cottage rentals, moorage, hiking, & kayaking. Outside our BC Cabins the sundeck is the perfect spot for morning coffees & summer BBQs against the spectacular backdrop of sunlit mountains & sparkling Pacific Ocean. These inviting A-framed cabins with an open floor concept & loft are comfortable, clean & pet-friendly. Open Year Round! So visit TakuResort.com or call 877-285-8258 for specials.
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Shawn Johnston is your full-service Vancouver web designer. He offers Vancouver website design for blogs, startups, personal sites and local small businesses. From multi-textured graphics to hand-drawn navigation, Shawn Johnston custom website design is the perfect solution for hip brands. Put Vancouver website design to work for your local business with Shawnjohnston.ca.
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"Big Band Summit: The Master Returns" was the final concert for the Kansas City Jazz Orchestra’s 2010-2011 season, but the first under the direction of new Artistic Director Kerry Strayer.
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Head to the SportingKC.com website during the match to join the website’s live chat for commentary and analysis.
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A May 5,6, & 7 will find the Quilters Guild of Greater Kansas City having their Annual Quilt Show.A A This year will set a new milestone for the group as in the past they have always had their show at Crown Center.
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Dr. Robert R. Beltran, Cosmetic and Head and Neck Surgeon in Orange County, brings his expertise in practice since 1984 to Orange County. His Specialty is rhinoplasty, nose jobs and *** augmentation.
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Shortly before Christmas we had experienced a break in the house. Im a single mom and Im very worried for the safety of my kids. I dread another bout so I hired the services of Alarm and Surveillance New York to put up the sensors in my home. I opted to hire this company because I have heard a lot of commendations from friends of mine regarding their work. And they sure did proved me right!
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Buy this image Christle Cheatem, of Kansas City, looks at hanging plants on Friday, April 29, at "Thyme for Kids" plant sale at Ozanam in Kansas City.
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Troubled trucking giant YRC Worldwide Inc., one of the Kansas City area’s largest companies, said it would avoid bankruptcy and gain much needed financing under a $100 million deal signed Friday.The company won’t get the $100 million in financing until July, but the deal promises to end years of struggling against unpaid debts and other ...
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Kansas City, sometimes you make me sad. This video is definitely NOT SAFE FOR WORK .
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Jared Poston was watching television Friday afternoon when his rented house in Kansas City ’s old Northeast area started shaking.
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What a special week in Johnson County.
We opened the first building on the K-State Innovation Campus in Olathe. Named the International Animal Health and Food Safety Center, it is the first leg of the Johnson County Education Research Triangle. It was, frankly, overwhelming to see more than 500 purple people gather for the occasion.
Many things came to mind: the thre-year effort to do something never done before in the country, the hundreds of people who helped make it happen, the faith the voters showed to invest in higher education and grow our economy, the quality of leadership on the Triangle Authority, the first new company to locate here because of our investment in animal health and food safety, and the partnership no one would have guessed could happen, where KSU and KU came together to do something...
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YRC Worldwide Inc. said it has entered definitive agreements with the majority of its financial partners about a restructuring plan that would attract $100 million in new capital and swap current debt for stock shares.
The plan will even more dramatically dilute the holdings of current shareholders.
In a Friday release, the Overland Park-based company (Nasdaq: YRCW) said more than 95 percent of its senior secured lenders, all of the multi-employer pension funds, all of the lenders under an asset-backed securitization facility and the International Brotherhood of Teamsters union have signed off on the...
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Dennis Wilson, who works for Freedom Bank in Overland Park, has been nominated by Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback as executive director of the Kansas Lottery.
Wilson also is a partner and owner of New Century Dodge-Chrysler-Jeep in Paola, Kan.
Brownback put Rick Petersen-Klein, a certified public accountant and attorney, up for the role of executive director of the Kansas Racing and Gaming Commission, which oversees racetracks and state-owned casinos. Both appointments must be confirmed by the Kansas...
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Outgoing Kansas City Mayor Mark Funkhouser has notified the City Council that he is vetoing ordinances that would clear the way for a new 200,000-square-foot office building on the Country Club Plaza.
“To allow another, overly large modern office building to hulk over the north side of our Plaza could be a mistake of generational proportions,” he said in a release. “It is a city design mistake I must oppose with every power I have — including the power of the veto.”
The mayor, who lost a re-election bid to Sly James, said the lame duck council’s decision to pave the way for the 46th Street and Broadway speculative project “seems short-sighted and smacks more of skillful politics than rational...
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Buy this image Cupcake artist Renee Kloeblen creates a variety of cupcakes for Ms.
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A federal jury convicted eight people of trafficking more than $20 million in marijuana across the country.
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Pizza Hut’s largest franchisee, Overland Park-based NPC International Inc., saw first-quarter sales cool by 5 percent, but the company managed to edge up its earnings.
Total sales for the 13 weeks that ended March 29 came in at $251.13 million. Profits, meanwhile, amounted to $9.5 million, up less than 1 percent from $9.46 million during the same quarter a year earlier.
Sales in stores that had been open at least a year declined by 4.7 percent, unable to stand up to the 10.2 percent increase of a year earlier, during the launch of Pizza Hut’s popular $10 Any Pizza...
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Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon vetoed an employment relations bill passed by the Missouri Senate, saying it would strike down central tenets of the Missouri Human Rights Act.
Nixon struck down Senate Bill 188, which caps punitive and compensatory damages in workplace discrimination cases and requires plaintiffs to prove that discrimination was an employer’s “motivating” factor in a discrimination claim, rather than the current “contributing” factor standard.
“Senate Bill 188 would undermine key provisions of the Missouri Human Rights Act, rolling back decades of progress in protecting civil rights,” Nixon said in a written...
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The University of Missouri-Kansas City is standing behind its labor union studies professor accused by a dubious source of inciting violence as an appropriate negotiating tactic.
UMKC’s statement released on Thursday should come as no surprise to anyone who has followed Andrew Breitbart’s career.
Breitbart has elevated his status in the national media for his skill in totally misrepresenting what people say by editing their speeches to make it sound like they’re saying something they...
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 A Microsoft higher-up used a Seattle rock band reference Thursday while plugging a regional entrepreneurial program now looking for cash.
“I’m unbelievably impressed. I feel like one of the only guys from out of town who got to see Pearl Jam — they’re going to be big,” Cliff Reeves said of Kansas’ Pipeline Entrepreneurial Fellowship program.
Reeves, Microsoft’s general manager of an emerging business team, was one of several handfuls of Pipeline investors, alumni and instructors who helped launch the program’s fundraising campaign Thursday on Missouri...
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 Overland Park Regional Medical Center has formally announced a $121 million expansion that will include a 72-bed tower and an expanded emergency department.
The medical center said Friday that the project, expected to be completed in two years, will create 130 jobs and make it the first Johnson County hospital to offer all private rooms.
“From a patient satisfaction standpoint, it will really help us enhance the patient’s preferences for private rooms,” CEO Gay Nord said in an interview.
The expanded ER is expected to make the hospital, which is Johnson County’s only trauma center, better able to deal with multiple trauma cases at...
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When is your trash no longer your trash?
In my city of Overland Park, I understand that “free stuff” zone to be at my curb. In Lawrence, however, it belongs to you until your trash hauler picks it up.
I am not proposing that we have a transfer of title for our trash, but rather mean to educate you as to when it is no longer your trash.
The first implication of this decision is timely because it relates to tax trash or personal information that you throw away. For those of you who are not hoarders, you occasionally purge your personal files and your daily credit card...
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Kansas City added to its cache of vacant office space during the first quarter, but it did so at a slower pace than during eight of the past 10 quarters, according to Cassidy Turley market research.
Yet despite the improvement in what’s referred to as the market’s net absorption rate, vacancy rates may keep climbing through the end of the year.
During the first three months of 2011, Kansas City’s nearly 48 million-square-foot office market added 68,000 square feet of vacant space. That negative net absorption means there is more space coming available in the market through lease terminations and new construction than is being removed through new leases and...
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It's time to find your beer for the summer. Parkville's eighth annual Microbrew Fest is 1-5 p.m. Saturday in English Landing Park.
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Kansas City police officers will no longer be forced to retire after 30 years, thanks to a change approved by board members Thursday.The 30-year mandatory retirement rule had been in place since 1956.Board members extended the deadline to 32 years of service, hoping to improve the fiscal health of the police officers’ retirement ...
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Videos released on the Internet showing two University of Missouri instructors advocating union violence totally distorted their comments, a university official said this afternoon.The university made the determination after reviewing hours of unedited videotape of class lectures.The Internet videos, posted Monday on Andrew Breitbart’s Big ...
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The Johnson County board of commissioners today approved an agreement with Mission to acquire property for a new express bus transit center there.The Mission City Council also recently approved the agreement for two lots at 5251 Johnson Drive.
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Well, this sounds rad : On Miles Davis ' birthday, May 26, Diverse 's Hermon Mehari -- who's been an integral part of lots of awesome jazz and hip-hop tributes in this city in the last year, including the 18th and Vine tribute to A Tribe Called Quest -- is putting together a jazz show devoted to the legend.
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Forget the royal wedding -- we've got a special engagement to announce. Muse frontman Matt Bellamy has proposed to actress Kate Hudson , who's also pregnant with their first child, and she accepted.
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Kansas City police announced they will join other Missouri law enforcement agencies in a statewide crackdown on drunken driving.The enforcement effort will run May 4 through 13.In Missouri, it is illegal for someone under 21 years old to possess or consume alcohol.
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I being looking for my fiance engagement ring for a while and go here and there until a friend told me about this place and i called they give me an appointment for the same day(which on the first place i was like appointment??)but i realize how well organize they are and very professional..anyway i have to put all my ideas togheter telling this to Jay and finally togheter we acomplised what i had in mind.
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Assurant Employee Benefits said net operating income fell 61 percent in the first quarter compared with a year ago.
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When people hear you are building a home they automatically feel sorry for you because they assume it will be a nightmare. To the contrary building with Sawlor Construction has been an enjoyable and exciting experience. Since our first meeting we have confidence in their processes and the execution of the build.
The contract allows the buyer to get a complete understanding of the materials that will be used in the construction of their new home...and more importantly no questions go unanswered.
Mary, the office manager, keeps you organized and no decisions are made without the clients approval through a change order process.
Keith Sawlor is an exceptional person to deal with and the people working for Sawlor are friendly and knowledgeable in how to build a Sawlor home.
The project manager, Mark LeBlanc, is with you from start to finish and is always available to answer any questions you may have. He also shops with the client to ensure the products chosen for the home meet the requirements for space allotment and the overall design. This added feature is unique to Sawlor clients and is definitively most beneficial. Marc can also be fun to hang out with during day!
If you are building your dream house Sawlor Construction is your builder. As I continue to watch my house be built I fall in love with it more and more and I can thank Sawlor for that.
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There's been rumblings of changes to the broadcast booth for Sporting Kansas City since Sunday night.
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How many people are going to watch the British royal wedding on Friday? One estimate: Two billion people.At this point, is there anyone not covering the festivities? We're surprised that Animal Planet hasn't done a documentary on royal dogs and horses.Are you one of those people waiting with bated breath to see what Kate Middleton will be wearing? ...
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Directing “Peer Gynt” has become a habit for David Schweizer.He keeps coming back to it.
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Four Kansas City school teachers who were told they would be losing their jobs next year will be able to stay after all.The administration decided that retaining those four “would be good for the district,” Chief of Staff Chace Ramey said after tonight’s board meeting.The teachers, who have not yet been notified, were among 87 ...
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Exclusive Iron Works is the full service ironworks solution! Their services include all phases of ornamental and structural metal design and installation. They take a pride in three generations of a family tradition of iron forging which spans three continents.
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Serving up justice, one shell at a time. a And now it's time for the most awesome thing I've seen in the last month.
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An Ellisville, Mo., man who provided business know-how to a Kansas City-based labor trafficking scheme was sentenced today to five years in federal prison .Jurors found Kristin Dougherty, 50, guilty in October of racketeering, conspiracy and wire fraud for his role in a scheme that brought more than 1,000 foreign workers into the United States on ...
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Missouri officials pushed through new regulations for the state's dog breeders in a flurry of legislative activity Wednesday that started with Gov.
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 CenturyLink Inc.’s planned $2.5 billion purchase of Savvis Inc. comes as a gain for a local company — Waddell & Reed, one of Savvis’ largest shareholders.
The Overland Park-based mutual fund provider (NYSE: WDR) stands to receive an 11 percent premium for the 4.15 million shares it owns in Savvis (Nasdaq: SVVS). That holding makes it the second-largest shareholder at 7.2 percent, according to Savvis’ latest proxy statement.
Some said the price in relation to Savvis’ operational earnings should have been higher, based on prices paid for peer...
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The University of Kansas School of Medicine is partnering with the Marillac mental health care facility in Overland Park to jointly provide child and adolescent psychiatric services.
The school’s faculty psychiatrists, along with Marillac staff, will begin providing inpatient care at the Marillac facility on May 23; the facility’s current psychiatrist, Dr. Brian Barash, will join the KU faculty, the school said Wednesday.
KU faculty eventually also will provide outpatient services at both Marillac (8000...
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Johnson County officials say the shooting death of a 16-year-old apparently is linked to a feud at a skateboarding park.
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An Ellisville, Mo., man is the latest defendant to face sentencing in a racketeering case involving the use of undocumented workers at hotels in the Kansas City area and elsewhere.
Kristin Dougherty, 51, was sentenced Wednesday to five years in federal prison for his role in the $6 million scheme. He had been found guilty of charges related to the scheme in October.
Dougherty was vice president of sales and marketing for Giant Labor Solutions LLC and helped recruit undocumented workers for hotels and other...
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Maximizer Software delivers Contact management software and professional services to meet the needs, budgets and access requirements of entrepreneurs, small and medium businesses and divisions of large corporations. Maximizer CRM enables companies to mobilize their workforces through all-access Web, Mobile and Desktop delivery methods. Contact management provides a strong foundation for your business to build on and allows you to get up and running quickly with minimal resources.
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 The Kansas City metropolitan unemployment rate declined to 8.9 percent in March from 9.7 percent a year earlier and 9.2 percent in February, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics announced Wednesday.
However, the size of the metro area’s labor force also declined during the year, from 1.035 million in March 2010 to 1.034 million last month.
Every big Missouri city saw declines in the unemployment rate compared with March 2010, as did all big Kansas cities except Lawrence, where the rate was unchanged during the year at...
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 It’s time to see how Sprint Nextel Corp.’s 4G service held up against a twin iPhone attack.
The Overland Park-based company (NYSE: S) is scheduled to release first-quarter financial results Thursday morning.
Although Sprint has provided good news during the past three quarters with increases in the number of customers — reversing years of staggering losses — Wall Street analysts still see difficulties ahead for the nation’s third-largest wireless carrier.
Those surveyed by Thomson Reuters expected Sprint to report a loss of 22 cents a share on almost...
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A bill that would boost state financial oversight of the Missouri Housing Development Commission and force the relocation of its executive staff to Jefferson City is stuck in committee.
The House of Representatives passed House Bill 546 on April 7 on a 128-28 vote. The Senate has had two readings, but the bill now is parked in the General Laws Committee.
The measure could die there if Chairwoman Jane Cunningham, R-St. Louis, chooses not to act on it.
The bill requires MHDC’s executive director to reside within 40 miles of the state capitol and restricts the amount of money that can be maintained in the Missouri Housing Trust...
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 Alliant Techsystems Inc. has landed a contract worth more than $16 million to supply non-standard ammunition orders through the U.S. Army Contracting Command in Rock Island, Ill.
Non-standard ammunition is for weapons systems not used by members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. However, allies such as Afghanistan use these weapons systems.
Alliant Techsystems Inc. (NYSE: ATK) provides the technical oversight, quality assurance and supply-chain management necessary to deliver the non-standard small, medium and large-caliber ammunition; aviation rockets; grenades; and...
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 A bill extending a Missouri program offering small business owners low-cost investment capital is headed to Gov. Jay Nixon’s desk.
The Missouri Senate passed House Bill 109 with a 33-0 vote on Wednesday. The House had passed the bill 158-0. The bill permanently extends the Missouri Linked Deposit Program, getting rid of the five-year expiration date, which was Dec. 31, 2015, according to a release from State Treasurer Clint Zweifel.
The program, which has enabled more than $570 million in low-interest loans, targets farmers and small business...
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 Federal Reserve Board Chairman Ben Bernanke met with reporters in Washington in his first post-Open Market Committee meeting news conference, revising some of the Fed’s key economic forecasts and noting that inflation has picked up in recent months, but so has the economic recovery.
On the jobs front, the Fed expects an unemployment decline to between 8.4 percent and 8.7 percent. It previously had predicted unemployment of around 9 percent all year.
The Fed expects 2011 gross domestic product growth at an annual rate of between...
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The charging station in Boulevard's parking lot. a When you get your electric car, now you'll have someplace to charge it.
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Federal labor officials want to get the word out to employees and employers that they are watching, even in a rural areas such as the Golden Belt.
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My daughter plotted her birthday cake for months, finally settling on a chocolate-flavored castle surrounded by Disney princesses.
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Prescription drug drop-off sites throughout the area Saturday are part of a national effort to curb rampant abuse.“Prescription drug abuse is the fastest growing problem in America,” said Barry Grissom, U.S . attorney for Kansas, at a press conference today in Kansas City, Kan.Drug overdoses are now the second most common cause of ...
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The young parents woke up because their Richmond, Kan ., home was hot. The living room was on fire .They yelled for their four children.
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Dr. Michael Scarton serves the Washington, Houston, and Canonsburg, PA communities with chiropractic care. Give us a call today at 724-229-5266!
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Spring is in the air, bringing with it the sound of wedding bells. And every time a bell rings, we ask, "Where's the cake?" Because here at Fat City, we know that the best part of a wedding is the food .
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H&R Block Inc. finished the tax season on a strong note, preparing 20.8 million total returns, up 6.1 percent.
The Kansas City-based tax preparer (NYSE: HRB) filed 14.4 million returns through H&R Block stores during the tax season that ended April 18, up 3.6 percent from a year ago. Online returns rose 26.8 percent to 3.6 million, and total digital tax returns filed reached 6.4 million for a 12.1 percent gain.
That’s a change from last year’s tax season, when H&R Block reported a decline in tax returns and said it missed...
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 H&R Block Inc. will have a new CEO on May 16 — board member William Cobb.
He succeeds retiring CEO Alan Bennett, who has held the role this time around for less than a year.
“Bill is a seasoned global business executive with a deep understanding of retailing, franchising, digital and international business,” Robert Gerard, H&R Block’s (NYSE: HRB) new chairman, said in a release. “For the last 20 years, he has helped build some of the world’s top brands, including eBay, Pepsi-Cola, Pizza Hut and...
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Local business and university leaders on Tuesday called for passing state legislation aimed at spurring the number of engineering graduates in Kansas.
Overland Park-based Black & Veatch was host to a panel discussion about the initiative, which the Senate already has passed. The House Appropriations Committee will hear the proposal at 9 a.m. Wednesday.
If it becomes law, the legislation would create the KAN-Grow Engineering Fund at the Kansas Board of Regents through automatic transfers from state lottery...
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The National Football League filed a notice of appeal Tuesday and asked the judge who ordered the lockout lifted to freeze her ruling until there is a decision about the appeal.
That leaves the league in a state of limbo.
Kansas City Chiefs spokesman Brad Gee said no players reported at Arrowhead Stadium. He said the NFL sent a memo to all the teams saying teams should allow players into the building but not let them work out until the league has more clarification about the status of the court...
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Truck tonnage improved in March after a February decline, but rising fuel costs could slow growth, according to the American Trucking Associations.
The trade organization’s advance For-Hire Truck Tonnage Index, which is adjusted for seasonal variations, rose 1.7 percent in March. It had fallen a revised 2.7 percent the prior month.
“Despite my concern that higher energy costs are going to begin cutting into consumer spending, tonnage levels were pretty good in March and the first quarter of the year,” ATA Chief Economist Bob Costello said in a...
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The National Institutes of Health awarded a five-year, $1.5 million grant to a partnership of Children’s Mercy Hospitals and Clinics, Truman Medical Centers and the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Medicine for neonatal research.
Announced Tuesday, the grant from the NIH’s Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health & Human Development will help finance a new Neonatal Research Network formed by the three partners and located at Children’s Mercy.
“This grant will allow us to test new therapies and interventions to improve outcomes of today’s and tomorrow’s high-risk term and preterm infants, and will change practice for the better,”...
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 Ford Motor Co. reported a first-quarter profit of $2.55 billion — its largest since 1998.
The number, which amounted to 61 cents a share, compares with $2.09 billion, or 50 cents a share, during the same quarter a year earlier.
Ford’s first-quarter revenue rose to $33.1 billion, up $5 billion from a year prior.
A consensus of analysts surveyed by Thomson Financial Network had expected the company to post earnings of 50 cents a share on revenue of $30.64 billion.
In a release, Ford (NYSE: F) attributed its improvement to a new line of fuel-efficient products, continued investment in global growth and the strengthening of its core...
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 Haris Engineering Inc. wants to build an 11,000-square-foot corporate headquarters on the southeast corner of Antioch Road and College Boulevard in Overland Park.
The Overland Park Planning Commission will consider the firm’s proposal May 9.
The structural engineering firm would occupy more than half of the new office space and sublease the remaining 4,000 square feet, said Ali Haris, president and founder of Haris Engineering.
“We are going to outgrow where we are now,” Haris said. “We think it’s a good time to...
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 Kansas City Mayor-elect Sly James made his first staff appointments on Tuesday — John McGurk and Genaro Ruiz.
McGurk will be James’ chief of staff. The former Polsinelli Shughart PC real estate lawyer took a sabbatical from the firm to assist with President Obama’s campaign in Kansas City’s Northland. Obama later appointed McGurk to the role of special assistant to the regional administrator for the General Services Administration’s Heartland Region.
On May 1, McGurk is expected to resign as vice chairman of the board of commissioners for the Housing Authority of Kansas City to take the position with...
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Buy this image Kansas National Guard Staff Sgt. Jessie Lawrence surprised his children on Monday, April 25, 2011, as he returned following a year-long deployment to Africa.
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Since no local restaurant serves golambki -- Polish cabbage rolls -- Polski Day is a big deal.
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The Cinco de Mayo festivities actually start this weekend in Kansas City, Kansas.
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 Players for the National Football League won an important court battle Monday, when U.S. District Judge Susan Nelson granted an injunction lifting the NFL lockout.
However, the dispute is far from over. NFL owners are expected to ask the court to stay the ruling pending an appeal, which means the effect on unrestricted free agents, restricted free agents and street free agents remains uncertain.
The case, called Brady v. the National Football League, et al., was filed in March after the National Football League Players Association decertified and NFL owners declared a...
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 Cerner Corp. has been chosen to help build a statewide exchange for hospitals and other health care providers to swap patient data electronically.
The Missouri Health Connection, a public-private nonprofit agency based in Columbia, announced Monday that its board had selected Cerner as technical service provider for the state’s health information exchange. The board said it picked Cerner after a national bidding process and will begin contract negotiations with the North Kansas City-based...
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Johnson County has the most aircraft registrants of any county in the Kansas City area, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.
The 711 registrants edge out Jackson County’s 692.
Excerpted in the attached database are aircraft registrations for the Kansas City area. The database is searchable by city, ZIP code, state and various aircraft specifications.
The data indicate that planes manufactured by Cessna Aircraft Co. are by far the most common among local registrants. Twenty five percent of local aircraft registrants have Cessna airplanes, or about 500 of...
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We’ve heard tell that the Kansas City commercial real estate market has fared better than other areas of the country.
On Monday, about 300 people paused to count our many blessings.
The area’s top real estate development projects and transactions of 2010 were celebrated during the sixth-annual Capstone Awards luncheon at the Overland Park Sheraton.
It was a nod to the hundreds of companies — architects, brokers, contractors, developers, engineers, law firms, financiers and many more — that worked on this year’s winning projects and...
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 Kanrocksas Music Festival, set for August at Kansas Speedway in Kansas City, Kan., will bring a projected 100,000 people to the area.
Headliners for the Aug. 5-6 event, which local officials said could have a more than $16 million economic benefit in terms of direct spending, include Eminem and Muse. The event is expected to have more than 20 national acts, including The Flaming Lips, A Perfect Circle, The Black Keys and others. Some have yet to be announced.
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Scout Investments has closed on its acquisition from Frontegra Asset Management of two funds with about $587 million in assets under management.
The Frontegra Columbus Core Fund was merged into the Scout Bond Fund and renamed the Scout Core Bond Fund. The Morningstar five-star rated Frontegra Columbus Core Plus Fund was reorganized into the newly established Scout Core Plus Bond Fund. The plan to acquire the funds was announced in January; the purchase price was not disclosed.
Scout Investments will manage both funds through its Reams Asset Management division, which Scout acquired in...
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The Kansas Court of Appeals has reinstated 57 felony charges against the former attorney for the Kansas City (Kan.) Board of Public Utilities.
A decision published Friday reverses the dismissal of grand jury charges against Rodney Turner, who was accused in 2008 of stealing from the public electric utility by billing more than $370,000 for unclear legal work.
A Wyandotte County Court judge threw out the grand jury charges in 2009 after hearing claims from Turner’s attorneys that a Kansas Bureau of Investigation agent tainted the grand jury by implying that Turner and ex-BPU Chief Administrative Officer Marc Conklin somehow were tied to the 1987 murder of Wyandotte County Democratic Party Chairman Chuck Thompson, a case that remains...
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The Center for Animal Health Innovation officially has opened its doors at Kansas State University’s Olathe campus.
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Boulevard Brewing Co. is collaborating with Oregon-based Deschutes Brewery to release a new White India Pale Ale under its Smokestack Series brand.
The recipe was created by Boulevard Brewmaster Steven Pauwels and Deschutes Brewmaster Larry Sidor, leveraging each brewery’s area of expertise.
Each brewery will produce, market and distribute the beers under its brand. Boulevard expects a mid-July limited release of the new beer, to be called “Collaboration No. 2 White IPA.”
“To say we’re excited about working with Deschutes on this project would be an understatement,” Pauwels said in a...
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Officials with the University of Kansas Cancer Center are watching to see how federal budget cuts might affect efforts to be designated a national cancer center.
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 Kansas City International Airport last month continued a trend of higher passenger counts, seeing a 0.7 percent increase in total passengers compared with March 2010.
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A man was shot and killed near Thomas A. Edison Elementary School in Kansas City, Kan., police reported Sunday.
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A tractor-trailer hauling 45,000 pounds of phosphoric acid flipped on the ramp from eastbound Interstate 70 to northbound I-435 Saturday morning.
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An overturned tanker truck on Saturday blocked a ramp from eastbound Interstate 70 to northbound Interstate 435.The truck, carrying a load of phosphoric acid overturned around 11:15 a.m. when its driver lost control on the turn, the Kansas Turnpike Authority reported.
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Kansas City Mayor-elect Sly James today named Councilwoman Cindy Circo as his mayor pro tem — the person who stands in when the mayor is absent.James also named the council members who will chair committees that oversee the key issues facing the city.
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A man who was originally thought to have been injured in a crash died overnight from a gunshot wound.Kansas City police found the injured man after responding to a reported injury crash about 11:10 p.m. Wednesday in the 5400 block of Wabash Avenue, police said.The man was inside a car that had crashed into a fence.
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In a Friday release, the company’s chief restructuring officer said YRC has been working with its secured lenders, pension funds and the negotiating arm of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters on a deal, reached “in principle” in February, that would inject new capital and reduce the company’s existing debt.
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 Cerner Corp.’s chief operating officer, Mike Valentine, will quit May 13.
Valentine has been COO since 2008 and been with Cerner for about 13 years. The reason for his departure was not provided, but a company spokeswoman said it was voluntary and not related to any wrongdoing.
The North Kansas City-based company (Nasdaq: CERN) also said it expects first-quarter earnings to meet or exceed its expectations when they are released Thursday.
Mike Nill, Cerner’s chief engineering officer, will take over as COO, the company...
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Moody’s Investors Service is downgrading Sprint Nextel Corp.’s corporate family rating because of planned heavy spending to modernize its networks.
The New York-based company said the action — from Ba2 to Ba3, both of which are considered junk ratings — affects about $20 billion in debt. Moody’s had begun a review of Sprint’s ratings in November. Its ratings outlook for Sprint is negative.
The recently resolved dispute between Overland Park-based Sprint (NYSE: S) and 4G partner Clearwire...
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Soon-to-be-Kansas City Mayor Sly James named Cindy Circo as mayor pro tem and assigned other council members to five newly aligned committees.
James held a Friday news conference in City Hall to announce a slight reconfiguration of City Council committees.
“None of these committees has more value than another,” James said.
James will be sworn in May 2, along with the rest of his council colleagues.
Committee members now include:
Plans, Zoning and Economic Development
• Ed Ford, chairman
• Jim Glover, first vice chairman
• Scott Taylor, second vice chairman
• Scott Wagner
• Cindy Circo
Finance, Governance & Ethics Committee
• Jan Marcason, chairwoman
• Michael Brooks, first vice chairman
• Dick Davis, second vice chairman
• John Sharp
• Cindy Circo
Transportation and Infrastructure Committee
• Russ Johnson, chairman
• Dick Davis, vice chairman
• Jermaine Reed
• Melba Curls
Neighborhoods and Healthy Communities Committee
• Melba Curls, chairwoman
• Scott Wagner, vice chairman
• Jermaine Reed
• Jim Glover
Public Safety and Emergency Services
• John Sharp, chairman
• Jermaine Reed, vice chairman
• Michael Brooks
• Scott...
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Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas City is among a handful of Blue plans being questioned by federal authorities searching for evidence that the plans are stifling competition in their markets through special deals with health care providers.
Sue Johnson, a spokeswoman for the health insurance provider that serves much of Western Missouri and the Kansas counties of Johnson and Wyandotte, confirmed that the organization received a “civil investigative demand” from the Justice Department last month to provide information about its use of “most-favored nation” provisions in contracts with hospitals and other...
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 Johnson County was the richest county in the Kansas City metro area in 2009, as well as the richest county in Kansas.
That’s according to a bizjournals analysis of newly released figures from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. No area counties were among the richest in the nation, though, with that top 10 list populated by Illinois, Texas, New York, California and Washington counties.
Johnson County residents earned a collective $28.96 billion in 2009, down 3.42 percent from a year earlier. Per capita personal income in the county — which ranked at the top in the metro area and third in Kansas — was $53,353, down...
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Leawood-based Heartland Bank has become a wholly owned subsidiary of Mercantile Bancorp Inc.
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Fitch Ratings has upgraded its view of Kansas City’s annual appropriations rating from negative to stable.
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It previously had downgraded Kansas City bond ratings because a negative outcome in the election could have cost Kansas City its largest revenue source — about $200 million a year — during a 10-year phase-out...
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 In this week’s edition, the Kansas City Business Journal ranks the top residential mortgage lenders in the Kansas City area. The top five included a newcomer, and even those that stuck around did some shuffling. Here’s No. 5:
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2011 Rank: 5
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Plaza Mortgage Services reported $539.84 million in 2010 local mortgage volume.
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For the full 2011 list of the top area residential mortgage lenders, take a look at this week’s edition of the Kansas City Business Journal, available only to...
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A southwest Kansas agricultural co-operative is getting a tax break to build a grain-handling plant outside Dodge City. The Ford County Commission has approved a 10-year, 100 percent tax abatement for Pride Ag Resources' $3 point 5 million plant.
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Cardinal Health Inc. has agreed to pay federal authorities $8 million to settle claims that it paid a retired Kansas City Chiefs football player kickbacks in exchange for buying the company’s drugs for his Kansas City pharmacies.
R. Daniel Saleaumua, who formerly owned seven Medicine Shoppe pharmacies, and pharmacy consultant Kevin Rinne sued the Dublin, Ohio, company in 2008 under the whistleblower provisions of the False Claims Act, the U.S. Department of Justice said Thursday.
“American taxpayers are the victims of illegal kickback schemes that result in Medicare and Medicaid paying millions of dollars more than they should for prescription drugs,” Beth Phillips,...
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H&R Block Inc. announced Thursday that Robert Gerard was elected as chairman of the company’s board of directors, effective immediately.
Gerard replaces Richard Breeden, who stepped down from the post with Kansas City-based H&R Block (NYSE: HRB) on Monday.
“H&R Block is an outstanding company with a strong brand and I’m proud to be named chairman,” Gerard said in a release. “The company has been successful this year in reaching younger taxpayers, which will prove beneficial to H&R Block as their tax situations evolve and become more...
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 A federal grand jury in Kansas City on Thursday indicted a Gallatin, Mo., couple for allegedly defrauding farmers of more than $3 million.
Daniel F. and Pauline K. Froman were charged in a five-count indictment. It alleges that the couple, who operated Gallatin Grain Co., sold grain stored for 110 northwest Missouri farmers without the farmers’ knowledge. The estimated loss from the scheme is more than $3.1 million.
An announcement of the indictment from the U.S. Attorney’s Office for Western Missouri cited an incident in February 2009 in which Daniel Froman allegedly loaded about 1,200 bushels of soybeans and corn from Gallatin Grain into four tractor...
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Advocacy group Friends of the Plaza is decrying renewed efforts at Kansas City Hall to resurrect plans for a mid-rise office building at 47th and Broadway streets on the Country Club Plaza.
The Kansas City Planning and Zoning Committee on Wednesday voted to keep alive Highwoods Properties Inc.’s (NYSE: HIW) plans for the office building just north of the historic Balcony Building.
The full council will consider the proposal April 28.
“Yesterday’s action ... was an unfortunate capitulation to those willing to hold our community and its economy hostage to ill-conceived development plans that put the profits of an out-of-town suburban office developer over the interests of this community,” the group stated in a...
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention predicts that smoking in public places will be stubbed out nationwide by 2020.
In a study released Thursday, the CDC reviewed the 25 states, plus the District of Columbia, that have passed comprehensive anti-smoking laws banning smoking in workplaces, bars and restaurants.
Kansas passed such a law last year.
Another 10 states have passed laws banning smoking in one or two of those locations while eight other states — including Missouri — allow smoking, but only in certain designated...
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 Garmin Ltd. CEO Min Kao’s 2010 compensation stayed about the same as the year before as the navigation company searched for a new path in the face of declining revenue.
Kao, who co-founded the company in 1989, received $582,477 last year, down slightly from $589,452 in 2009.
Compensation details for Garmin’s executives were included in the company’s proxy materials, filed Thursday with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The materials also included a number of items investors will be asked to approve at the company’s annual shareholder meeting June...
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 Regional railroad operator Kansas City Southern almost doubled first-quarter profits, led by an increase in shipping volume during what traditionally is the slowest part of the year.
The Kansas City-based company (NYSE: KSU) on Thursday reported earning $62.6 million, or 58 cents a share, during the three-months that ended March 31. By comparison, Kansas City Southern earned $32.6 million, or 34 cents a share, during the comparable period last year.
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Missouri holds its own when it comes to tax environments friendly to entrepreneurs and small businesses, and Kansas ends up in the middle, according to new rankings from a small business advocacy group.
Missouri landed at No. 15 with a Business Tax Index score of 32.58, according to the Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council’s Business Tax Index 2011 report. Kansas came in at No. 26 with an index score of 37.85.
The report ranks South Dakota, Texas, Nevada, Wyoming and Washington as the most business-friendly states in terms of...
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The idea of going back to prison for six months was a bit too much for a metro man who tried to leap from the fourth floor of the Wyandotte County Courthouse following sentencing for a probation violation on Wednesday afternoon.
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An office building plan on the Country Club Plaza was endorsed this afternoon by a City Council committee and is expected to be taken up by the full council next week.
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The Kansas City Planning and Zoning Committee on Wednesday afternoon voted to keep Highwoods Properties Inc.’s hopes alive for a new seven-story Country Club Plaza office building.
The vote — with three in favor of the measure, one opposed and one abstention — “opens the door” for Kansas City law firm Polsinelli Shughart PC to return to the project at 47th and Broadway streets, City Councilman Bill Skaggs said. Skaggs resurrected the project after the City Plan Commission narrowly voted it down in...
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A fire damaged an apartment building in the 2900 block of Flora Avenue this morning.Kansas City firefighters reported smoke showing when they arrived at the scene about 9:45 a.m. They requested additional personnel and equipment.The extent of damage was unclear.
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Kansas City Police and the Missouri State Highway Patrol are looking for a suspect who shot at a state trooper in Holt a little after 4 a.m., and was later chased through Liberty before eluding police.
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Cerner Corp. has finalized its purchase of property for a new office complex in Wyandotte County’s Village West area and will start construction at the end of the year.
The Unified Government of Wyandotte County/Kansas City, Kan., said Cerner (Nasdaq: CERN) closed on the property, also known as site C south of the Great Wolf Lodge, on Wednesday.
Cliff Illig, Cerner vice chairman and co-founder, said in a release that the office project, combined with the expected early 2012 arrival of Google’s (Nasdaq: GOOG) pilot fiber project and the June opening of Livestrong Sporting Park, will boost economic development in the...
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ProEnergy Services plans to invest $25.7 million in its Sedalia, Mo., facilities and create more than 300 jobs there during the next three years.
The Sedalia-based company serves the energy industry in a variety of ways. Sedalia is about 70 miles southeast of the Kansas City metro area.
During March, Missouri added 24,300 new jobs, bringing the state unemployment rate down by three-tenths of a point to 9.1 percent.
Here’s the release from Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon’s office:
SEDALIA, Mo. – Plans for a major business expansion and hundreds of new jobs in Sedalia are underway,...
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With a six-year federal receivership of Kansas City’s low-income housing development program nearing an end, a Kansas City Council committee has approved a contract for its development agency to oversee the program’s assets.
The Kansas City Finance and Audit Committee on Wednesday passed an ordinance putting the Economic Development Corp. of Kansas City in charge of assets once held by the Kansas City Housing and Economic Development Financial Corp.
For 35 years — until 2004 — the HEDFC was on contract with Kansas City to implement and manage federal money to develop low-income...
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With 6 million square feet of vacant retail space in the Kansas City area, you’d think finding a storefront for an upstart business would be a cinch.
That is, unless your upstart deals with the end of life.
It took Cathy Boomer, founder of Signature Funerals, more than two years to find a landlord willing to accommodate her service business.
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DST Systems Inc. improved its first-quarter revenue, but one-time costs and client losses helped bring earnings down by nearly a third.
During the quarter, which ended March 31, Kansas City-based DST (NYSE: DST) cut jobs, with the bulk of the layoffs in its Output Solutions unit because of lower U.S. operating volumes and the rest in the Financial Services unit. The move meant $5.4 million in termination benefit expenses.
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There are more details coming out in the case of Charles Reed Black , a former Shawnee Mission teacher who's accused of assaulting his wife on a hiking trail in Maine.
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Gov. Sam Brownback told the Rotary Club of Wichita on Monday that things are getting better in Kansas , businesses still need to invest in the state and there's nothing wrong with driving faster on Interstate 70.
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With almost $1.9 billion in annual revenue, few would consider Cerner Corp. a small business.
And yet, its founders received a $200,000 loan from the Small Business Administration in 1983 and $630,000 in SBA-licensed financing two years later as Cerner got off the ground.
Founder Cliff Illig discusses those modest beginnings in a video released Tuesday by the SBA and Automatic Data Processing Inc., one of six aimed at encouraging new entrepreneurs by showing how they could one day become leaders in their prospective...
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 The Obama administration is trying to charge the electric vehicle industry, in part by offering $5 million in new financing for communities’ efforts to set up electric vehicle infrastructure and charging stations.
The administration also is partnering with Google Inc. (Nasdaq: GOOG) and more than 80 electric-vehicle stakeholders to help consumers find U.S. charging stations using Google Maps.
The Wednesday announcements are part of the Department of Energy’s Clean Cities initiative. Kansas City Regional Clean Cities ranks...
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 Milbank PowerGen turned on the largest and one of the first wind turbines within Kansas City limits on Tuesday afternoon.
The 120-foot wind turbine was built mainly for training and demonstration purposes, but it also will generate about two-thirds of the power Milbank uses at its Kansas City training facility, 5601 Gardner Ave.
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 Kansas City Councilman Bill Skaggs on Wednesday will try to keep alive Highwoods Properties Inc.’s plans for a new Country Club Plaza office building.
As first reported by the Kansas City Business Journal on Friday, Skaggs is encouraging Highwoods (NYSE: HIW) to move forward with the plan, hoping law firm Polsinelli Shughart PC will return to the $58 million project.
Skaggs will revisit the issue before the city’s Planning and Zoning Committee. His ordinance recommends rezoning the site of the Neptune Condominiums from residential to office...
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Entrepreneurs behind nine Kansas City-area companies are up for the 2011 Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year award for the Central Midwest.
They’re among Ernst & Young LLP’s 26 finalists for the region, which includes companies based in Kansas, Missouri, Iowa and Nebraska. The prestigious award targets entrepreneurs “who demonstrate excellence and extraordinary success in such areas as innovation, financial performance and personal commitment to their businesses and communities,” according to the release announcing...
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A A The Kansas City, Kansas, Board of Public Utilities Ethics Commission will meet at 5 p.m. Wednesday, April 20, in Conference Room A of the West Wyandotte Public Library, 1737 N. 82nd, Kansas City, Kansas.
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The Kansas National Guard's 2nd Combined Arms Battalion, 137th Infantry will be welcomed home from their yearlong deployment to the Horn of Africa at 10 a.m. Friday at the Kansas Expocentre.
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 Clearwire Corp. has signed a wholesale pricing agreement with Sprint Nextel Corp. that’s worth at least $1 billion, clearing up some long-running disagreements between the wireless partners and indicating that they’ll continue working with each other through at least next year.
Clearwire (Nasdaq: CLWR), based in Kirkland, Wash., announced the agreement Tuesday. Sprint (NYSE: S), which resells Clearwire’s 4G wireless broadband service under its brand, will pay a minimum of $300 million in 2011 and $550 million in 2012 for 4G wholesale...
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 Harley-Davidson Inc. reported a sharp rise in first-quarter earnings as worldwide new motorcycle sales grew. However, its reported earnings missed Wall Street analysts’ estimates.
Harley-Davidson’s (NYSE: HOG) net income from continuing operations was $119.3 million, or 51 cents a share, compared with $33.3 million, or 29 cents a share, a year prior.
Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters had estimated earnings of 53 cents a share.
The Harley-Davidson plant in Kansas City, which builds the Sportster, VRSC and Dyna families of motorcycles, employs about 685 full-time...
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 Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback spoke Monday in Wichita, discussing signs of improvement in the state, the potential for innovation, lingering budget and employment problems, and a move to increase the state speed limit on major highways to 75 miles per hour.
Brownback was in Wichita to sign a bill reforming the state’s Workers Compensation Act.
In his speech, he pointed out that he had submitted a budget cutting $750 million from the previous year’s spending plan, the first such reduction since...
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Thieves stripped copper from 10 to 15 locomotives at a Kansas City transportation company over the weekend, leaving the company with a $1 million loss, police said.The loss includes the theft of 3,500 pounds of copper wiring plus extensive damage to the locomotives that will require them to be shipped out of state for repairs.The crime was ...
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Zhou Long, a professor of composition at the University of Missouri-Kansas City Conservatory of Music and Dance, has won the 2011 Pulitzer Prize for music.Zhou was honored for "Madame White Snake," which the Boston Opera premiered Feb.
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The problemIf Russell Darrow had his way, Overland Park would construct a center left-turn-only lane on Metcalf Avenue between 65th and 87th streets.
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Kansas City, Kan., police are investigating after a girl was hit by a van on Monday morning at 11th Street and Waverly Avenue.
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 Karen Pletz’s criminal trial probably won’t start until 2012 at the earliest.
Pletz waived her right to a speedy trial and entered a joint motion with federal prosecutors to seek a Jan. 9 trial date.
The former Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences CEO had been set to go to trial on the May 23 criminal trial docket. A grand jury indicted Pletz on March 30 on multiple counts related to allegations of embezzling university money and committing tax improprieties.
Pletz’s attorneys and federal prosecutors cited a busy trial schedule for the rest of 2011, coupled with significant amounts of evidence to sift through, as cause to move the trial to a later...
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By the end of the year, Kansas City’s KSHB-TV will offer mobile live television and on-demand video through joint venture Mobile Content Venture.
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NEW YORK and LOS ANGELES, April 18, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Mobile Content Venture (MCV), a joint venture dedicated to facilitating on behalf of 12 major broadcast groups a national mobile content service that delivers live television and on-demand video content, today announced a plan to launch in an additional 12 markets by the end of...
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The size of the average income tax refund sent to U.S. taxpayers this year is down 1.5 percent from last year.
The average refund for the 2010 tax year is $2,895, compared with last year’s $2,940, according to data released by the Internal Revenue Service. Through April 8, the IRS had sent out refund checks totaling $234.2 billion, down 0.1 percent from last year.
Taxpayers who requested direct deposits to their bank accounts instead of checks via mail are expecting larger refunds, averaging...
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A promotional services company and its contract shipper plan to expand in Lenexa, adding 66 jobs during the next five years.
The Sunflower Group, which does in-store product sampling and designs promotions such as branded newspaper delivery bags, said Monday that it plans to hire 56 people with an average base salary of $48,000. It also plans to invest more than $4.1 million to lease a 62,000-square-foot building, as well as purchase equipment and do remodeling work, Kansas Department of Commerce spokesman Dan Lara...
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 The former Yahooz/Coyote Grill restaurant at Town Center Plaza in Leawood has been razed to make way for a Walgreens.
The new 11,700-square-foot drugstore — smaller than usual for the company (NYSE: WAG) — will open next year near 117th Street and Roe Avenue, across the street from CVS/pharmacy in Camelot Court shopping center.
The Leawood City Council voted 5-3 in favor of the site plan on Sept. 28, after the city planning staff recommended its denial.
Planners were concerned about the store’s footprint relative to the size of the lot and potential traffic flow problems at the proposed drive-through, according to meeting...
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 Kansas City-area fuel prices continued to heat up during the past week, now close to $1 a gallon more expensive than a year ago. Even so, the area’s largest shopping centers are continuing to see consumer spending top last year.
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 Missouri and Kansas were among few Midwest states to see a boost in gambling revenue last year, a new report shows.
For Kansas, which opened its first commercial casino in December 2009, that was an easy number to beat. Missouri’s more established gambling industry topped $1.7 billion in revenue and more than $450 million in commercial gaming tax revenue in 2010, according to a study by accounting and business consulting firm RubinBrown LLP.
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For most taxpayers still polishing their returns, these final hours before tonight’s filing deadline are a time to review receipts, pore over forms and add up the numbers.But for others, the time will be spent altering documents, forging signatures, maybe even moving money between offshore accounts in an effort to cheat Uncle Sam out of tax ...
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All Day: Olathe Public Library. Both Olathe libraries will be closed in observance of Easter.
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6:00pm: Indian Creek Community Church of God. The public is invited to the annual Friends soup supper. The evening begins at 6 pm with a meal...
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The go-go economic development days of the early 2000s should have taught Kansas City -area officials a lesson: Be very wary of backing private projects with public cash, especially if the public liability has no limits.
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Matt Gosselin's new career at Papa Keno's Pizzeria was supposed to be an easy transition.
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Mayor Joe Reardon is requesting the White House review the General Services Administration decision to move the Environmental Protection Agency Region 7 Headquarters from the urban core of KCK to the suburbs of Lenexa.
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A new foundation is working to build a memorial in Kansas to soldiers killed in conflicts from the first Gulf War to the current engagements in Iraq and Afghanistan.The American Fallen Warrior Memorial Foundation is gauging potential interest in four cities as sites for the project.If all goes as planned, the winning city would be announced on ...
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The morning of President Obama’s speech last week, The Wall Street Journal brought news that the economy is rapidly decelerating.
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A treasured collection of china doll heads watches over Winnifred Whited from shelves in her cozy living room in the Kansas City house where she has lived since 1942.
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A retired Shawnee Mission East High School teacher has been charged in Maine with pushing his wife over a cliff.Charles Reed Black, 68, of Camden, Maine, was charged with aggravated assault Friday more than a week after he and his wife, Lisa Zahn Crooks Black, were seriously hurt in a fall while hiking in Camden Hills State Park.
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Earth Day isn’t until Friday, but that didn’t stop about 2,000 people — and a few mythical beings — from turning out Saturday for Prairie Village ’s Earth Fair 2011.Inside the Shawnee Mission East High School gymnasium, Queen Triiveena of the Fae stood in copper wings and a gold gossamer dress next to Flit the Nymph , cast ...
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After leading his charges through a new piece of music they had never played before, Steven Jarvi, associate conductor of the Kansas City Symphony , swivels on his black wooden stool to peer at the young man in the audience who wrote the piece.
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It's prom time in Kansas City. Teens from all over the metro will celebrate on the Country Club Plaza.
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The Command's Bradly Chavez thought he had a sure interception return of a touchdown at the end of first half but the play was called back and the halftime score remained 28-21, Arizona leading.
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A masked gunman robbed a Circle K store about 8:37 p.m. Thursday in the 6800 block of East Front Street, Kansas City police said.
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1:30pm: Olathe Public Library. Hola! Bonjour! Guten Tag! In this fun program you'll learn to say "hello" in different languages and then...
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1:30pm: Olathe Public Library. Learn about the Mexican tradition of piñatas. We will be making a small piñata and filling it with candy. This...
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1:30pm: Olathe Public Library. Visit China through a story, craft, show-and-tell, and more! See what your name is in Mandarin. This program is for...
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1:30pm: Olathe Public Library. What was life like before iPods and DVDs? Come join us as we hit the trail and find out about life as a Kansas...
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10:30am: Olathe Public Library. Preschoolers, grab your grown-ups and come learn a little bit about Russia and make a traditional Russia craft...
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10:30am: Olathe Public Library. Come decorate a hot air balloon fan and let your imagination fly up, up, and away! This activity is for 5 year olds...
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1:30pm: Olathe Public Library. Young readers of all ages may drop by and read to a cuddly canine at the library between 1:30 - 2:30 p.m. Upon arrival...
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1:30pm: Olathe Public Library. Young readers of all ages may drop by and read to a cuddly canine at the library between 1:30 - 2:30 p.m. Upon arrival...
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7:00pm: Olathe Public Library. By Grace LinChild & Parent Book Discussion Group This program is for a 5th grader plus an adult. The book...
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7:00pm: Olathe Public Library. By Andrew ClementsChild & Parent Book Discussion Group This program is for a 5th grader plus an adult. The book...
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6:30pm: Olathe Public Library. Come play chess with a worthy opponent. Boards and equipment will be provided. All ages and playing levels welcome,...
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6:30pm: Olathe Public Library. Come play chess with a worthy opponent. Boards and equipment will be provided. All ages and playing levels welcome,...
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1:30pm: Olathe Public Library. Enjoy a free movie at the library. This afternoon's movie will be Gnomeo & Juliet, rated G with a running time of...
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1:30pm: Olathe Public Library. Enjoy a free movie at the library. This afternoon's movie will be Yogi Bear, rated PG with a running time of 82...
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1:30pm: Olathe Public Library. Enjoy a free movie at the library. This afternoon's movie will be Tangled, rated PG with a running time of 100...
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1:30pm: Olathe Public Library. Enjoy a free movie at the library. This afternoon's movie will be Megamind, rated PG with a running time of 96...
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1:30pm: Olathe Public Library. There is a game we love to play, and Bunco is its name. Bunco is a fun dice game. If you don't know how to play, we'll...
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6:00pm: Olathe Public Library. Now is your chance to have an extended block of time at the library to use the Internet to search for family history....
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10:00am: Olathe Public Library. Come learn all about Google—today’s most popular search engine. In this class, we will discuss basic and advanced...
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5:30pm: Olathe Unified School District 233. The Board of Education meets at 5:30 p.m. the first Thursday of each month at the Education Center
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5:30pm: Olathe Unified School District 233. The Board of Education meets at 5:30 p.m. the first Thursday of each month at the Education Center
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5:30pm: Olathe Unified School District 233. The Board of Education meets at 5:30 p.m. the first Thursday of each month at the Education Center
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5:30pm: Olathe Unified School District 233. The Board of Education meets at 5:30 p.m. the first Thursday of each month at the Education Center
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Kansas City detectives say there are no signs of foul play in the death of a man whose body was found outside a Northland home this morning.The body of a man in his 30s was found in the driveway in the 7400 block of North Missouri 9 at about 9 a.m. today.Detectives are still awaiting autopsy results but they expect to find that the death resulted ...
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6:30am: Cracker Barrel. Weekly meetings are held each Friday morning at 6:30 A.M. at Cracker Barrel. Business items and a variety of...
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6:30am: Cracker Barrel. Weekly meetings are held each Friday morning at 6:30 A.M. at Cracker Barrel. Business items and a variety of...
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6:30am: Cracker Barrel. Weekly meetings are held each Friday morning at 6:30 A.M. at Cracker Barrel. Business items and a variety of...
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7:30am: Mid America Nazarene University. Location : Fireside Room of the Campus Center
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7:30am: Mid America Nazarene University. Location : Fireside Room of the Campus Center
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7:30am: Mid America Nazarene University. Location : Fireside Room of the Campus Center
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7:30am: Mid America Nazarene University. Location : Fireside Room of the Campus Center
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7:30am: Mid America Nazarene University. Location : Fireside Room of the Campus Center
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7:30am: Mid America Nazarene University. Location : Fireside Room of the Campus Center
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7:30am: Mid America Nazarene University. Location : Fireside Room of the Campus Center
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7:30am: Mid America Nazarene University. Location : Fireside Room of the Campus Center
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7:30am: Mid America Nazarene University. Location : Fireside Room of the Campus Center
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7:30am: Mid America Nazarene University. Location : Fireside Room of the Campus Center
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7:30am: Mid America Nazarene University. Location : Fireside Room of the Campus Center
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7:30am: Mid America Nazarene University. Location : Fireside Room of the Campus Center
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11:30am: Ball Conference Center And KVC. How to Be Successful as a Woman-Owned Business
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5:00pm: Olathe Ford Lincoln Mercury.
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11:00am: Olathe Medical Center. A great way to meet the Chamber staff learn about all of the advantages and ways to get involved in your Olathe...
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11:15am: Country Financial-Kansas City Southwest. BBQ Lunch will be served!
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9:00am: The Salvation Army. Hosted by the Salvation Army
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11:00am: Olathe Medical Center. A great way to meet the Chamber staff learn about all of the advantages and ways to get involved in your Olathe...
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9:00am: Center of Grace. Hosted by Mission South Side co-hosted by Servpro of Olathe/Lenexa AT Center of Grace
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11:15am: Anderson Automotive.
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11:30am: Ball Conference Center And KVC. How Business Grows in Slow Economic Times
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11:00am: Hilton Garden Inn.
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9:00am: Buffalo Wild Wings, Inc. Hosted by Buffalo Wild Wings co-hosted by Comfort Suites/Heart of America AT Buffalo Wild Wings
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9:00am: Skyline Displays Heartland, Inc. Hosted by Skyline Displays Heartland, Inc.
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9:00am: Guier Fence Co. Hosted by Guier Fence Co., Inc.
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2:00pm: The Culture House Academy of the Performing Arts. Summer Family Theater presents a new production of The Music Man. Auditions are April 2nd...
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7:00pm: The Culture House Academy of the Performing Arts. Summer Family Theater presents a new production of The Music Man. Auditions are April 2nd...
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2:00pm: The Culture House Academy of the Performing Arts. As You Like It is full of fantastic characters in one of Shakespeare's most famous...
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7:00pm: The Culture House Academy of the Performing Arts. As You Like It is full of fantastic characters in one of Shakespeare's most famous...
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3:00pm: Chestnut Fine Arts Center. Directed by Brad ZimmermanBoy Bands rule the world, and they always will! Four guys in matching outfits,...
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12:00pm: Chestnut Fine Arts Center. Directed by Brad ZimmermanBoy Bands rule the world, and they always will! Four guys in matching outfits,...
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12:00pm: Chestnut Fine Arts Center. Directed by Brad ZimmermanBoy Bands rule the world, and they always will! Four guys in matching outfits,...
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12:00pm: Chestnut Fine Arts Center. Directed by Brad ZimmermanBoy Bands rule the world, and they always will! Four guys in matching outfits,...
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8:00pm: Chestnut Fine Arts Center. Directed by Brad ZimmermanBoy Bands rule the world, and they always will! Four guys in matching outfits,...
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8:00pm: Chestnut Fine Arts Center. Directed by Brad ZimmermanBoy Bands rule the world, and they always will! Four guys in matching outfits,...
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8:00pm: Chestnut Fine Arts Center. Directed by Brad ZimmermanBoy Bands rule the world, and they always will! Four guys in matching outfits,...
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8:00pm: Chestnut Fine Arts Center. Directed by Brad ZimmermanBoy Bands rule the world, and they always will! Four guys in matching outfits,...
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8:00pm: Chestnut Fine Arts Center. Directed by Brad ZimmermanBoy Bands rule the world, and they always will! Four guys in matching outfits,...
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8:00pm: Chestnut Fine Arts Center. Directed by Brad ZimmermanBoy Bands rule the world, and they always will! Four guys in matching outfits,...
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8:00pm: Chestnut Fine Arts Center. Directed by Brad ZimmermanBoy Bands rule the world, and they always will! Four guys in matching outfits,...
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8:00pm: Chestnut Fine Arts Center. Directed by Brad ZimmermanBoy Bands rule the world, and they always will! Four guys in matching outfits,...
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8:00pm: Chestnut Fine Arts Center. Directed by Brad ZimmermanBoy Bands rule the world, and they always will! Four guys in matching outfits,...
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8:00pm: Chestnut Fine Arts Center. Directed by Brad ZimmermanBoy Bands rule the world, and they always will! Four guys in matching outfits,...
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8:00pm: Chestnut Fine Arts Center. Directed by Brad ZimmermanBoy Bands rule the world, and they always will! Four guys in matching outfits,...
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An emotional struggle over the education of Kansas City children with severe disabilities could be cast as a tale of two springtime dances.Both of them wonderful, say those who were there.One took place in Delano School — a 73-year-old building built for special-needs children that Kansas City Superintendent John Covington says represents an ...
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Kansas school officials hope to dodge more funding cuts because a new state revenue forecast shows only a slight drop in receipts for this fiscal year and next.State officials on Friday lowered their two-year revenue estimate by nearly $32 million, a relatively small amount compared with overall state revenues of $5.8 billion for the current fiscal ...
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No fancy steak-and-lobster dinner or black-tie ball for the new mayor of Kansas City.Instead, it’s a picnic, with barbecue , at Starlight Theatre.
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Police in Kansas City, Kansas, are investigating after a man was found shot to death in the backyard of a home on Friday afternoon.
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"Hopeful performers waited Friday morning at Oak Park Mall as crew of the MyStudio mobile recording booth prepared the facility for 'The X Factor' auditioners." Beth Welsh "Hopeful performers waited Friday morning at Oak Park Mall as crew of the MyStudio mobile recording booth prepared the facility for 'The X Factor' auditioners." Beth Welsh ...
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A Johnson County judge today sentenced a man to almost eight years for a 1995 rape.David Hudson, 49, of Kansas City pleaded guilty previously after cold case DNA work linked him to the crime.As part of the plea deal, prosecutors agreed to a sentence of 95 months, which the judge imposed today.The victim did not know the man who raped her in the ...
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Subhumans surfaced as part of Britain's post-'77 punk scene. The band's fast, political records helped define the early days of hardcore and created the subgenre known as anarcho-punk . Like many bands of that era, Subhumans had a short run, breaking up in 1985.
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From staff and wire Prices at the pump continue to edge higher in the Kansas City area, but it could be worse.
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Congress has approved $40 million to begin construction of the National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility in Manhattan, Kan.
The money was included in the fiscal year 2011 continuing resolution that Congress passed earlier this week to keep the government operating.
The $40 million will go toward building the lab’s central utility plant. Another $150 million already is included in President Obama’s fiscal 2012 budget.
In a Friday statement, Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback thanked members of the Kansas congressional delegation for securing the financing, noting that NBAF is considered a key part of the animal health science corridor, a research-rich economic region surrounding Kansas City — stretching from Manhattan to Columbia,...
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 In this week’s edition, the Kansas City Business Journal ranks the 100 top private-sector employers in the Kansas City area. There were some changes among the top players and their employment numbers compared with last year’s list.
Here’s a preview of the list, starting at No. 5:
Children’s Mercy Hospitals & Clinics
2011 Rank: 5
2010 Rank: 6
Children’s Mercy Hospitals & Clinics reported 5,108 full-time local employees.
Click here for No. 4 on the list.
For the full 2011 list of the 100 top area private-sector employers, take a look at this week’s edition of the Kansas City Business Journal, available only to...
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Joe Reardon, mayor/CEO of the Unified Government of Wyandotte County/Kansas City, Kan., is asking the White House to review plans for the regional Environmental Protection Agency headquarters to move from downtown Kansas City, Kan., to Lenexa.
On top of that, current landlord UrbanAmerica Advisors LLC filed a formal protest Thursday afternoon with the General Services Administration, which handles federal government real estate.
“We respect the efforts of the GSA on this project but respectfully disagree with the conclusions made and have initiated a process to have them reviewed,” UrbanAmerica CEO Richmond McCoy said in a...
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Dairy Farmers of America Inc. will gain ownership of Twin Cities dairy operation Kemps LLC.
Kemps, based in St. Paul, Minn., said in a statement that its parent company, HP Hood LLC, had entered an agreement that would make DFA the 100 percent equity owner of the company. DFA is a giant in the dairy industry and is the largest private company in the Kansas City area.
Kemps did not disclose terms of the deal, but said in its statement that the deal is subject to regulatory approval and that the company will be working through the transfer process during the coming...
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 Best Buy Co., the nation’s biggest electronics retailer, plans to cut its big-box store square footage by 10 percent during the next three to five years because of expected growth in its online business.
Best Buy (NYSE: BBY) has nine full-service stores in the Kansas City area that often anchor shopping centers.
Retail broker Drew Quinn of the Kansas City office of Colliers International speculated that two to three local stores could close as a result of the reorganization during the next five...
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A nominating commission for the Jackson County Circuit Court has named three possible successors for retired Judge Jay Daugherty.
Margene Burnett, a deputy probate commissioner in Jackson County; Jeff Bushur, an associate court judge in Jackson County; and Charles McKenzie, a lawyer at The Accurso Law Firm, have been nominated for the post.
Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon now has to pick one.
Daugherty retired Dec. 31 to join Kansas City law firm Shaffer Lombardo Shurin...
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Missouri regulators have approved Kansas City Power & Light Co.’s request for a $34.8 million rate increase.
The Missouri Public Service Commission said Thursday afternoon that it had granted KCP&L’s request for the increase, which will add $4.85 a month — just more than 5 percent — to electricity costs for the average residential user.
KCP&L, which initially sought a $92.1 million revenue increase, said it needed to raise rates mostly because of higher costs to run its new Iatan 2 electric generation plant in Platte...
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Designs by Tamayo Construction has over 25 years experience in the area of home improvement in the Contra Costa County area. Brentwood remodeling contractor provides kitchen remodeling, bathroom remodeling, room additions, window replacement, roofing, gutters, siding, and design services.
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My experience with Solar Energy International has been all good. I wasnt sure what direction I wanted my solar career to take when I first enrolled at solar energy international. After taking the free online course (introduction to renewable energy) I realized I want to work, bringing energy to the developing world. I know I will need to get a good solar education to be able to make a difference in my field. Taking a class on solar panel installation is a must. The solar workshops offered by Solar Energy International are available online as well as in person making it very convenient
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Police this morning identified the person killed Wednesday in a crash with a pole as Tyrus A. Clark, 30, of Kansas City, Kan.Clark crashed into the pole about 1:50 p.m. Wednesday in the 9800 block of State Avenue.Police said he was headed west when he lost control and crossed the center lines, striking the pole.
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Kansas City, KS (April 12, 2011) - Epiq Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:EPIQ) will report first quarter 2011 financial results on Thursday, April 28, 2011 after the close of the market. At that time, the press release will be available on the company's website at www.epiqsystems.com. The company will host a conference call on April 28 at 3:30 p.m. central time (4:30 p.m. eastern ...
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 Tom Thornton, CEO of the embattled Kansas Bioscience Authority, has resigned.
David Vranicar, president of the KBA’s Heartland BioVentures division, takes over as interim CEO, effective immediately. Thornton, whose letter of resignation was dated Thursday, will stay in contact to help with the transition process, the organization announced Friday.
The board accepted the resignation at a Friday meeting.
In an interview, KBA Chairman John Carlin said the board would not begin searching for a permanent replacement for Thornton until completion of an ongoing forensic audit into the authority’s operations and a separate criminal investigation of the KBA by the Johnson County District Attorney’s...
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I can’t really say how many times “ The Odd Couple ” has been staged in Kansas City through the years.
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It's been a busy month for Kansas City's indie label Golden Sound Records . It has launched its own label boutique -- inside Mildred's Coffeehouse at 19th Street and Wyandotte in the Crossroads District -- where you can buy physical copies of its releases, plus band merch.
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Dr. Amy has treated me and my whole family for years and is the best chiropractor I've ever seen. I used to get extreme headaches almost daily. Since I started getting adjustments from Dr. Amy my headaches are gone and I don't even own headache medicine anymore.
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A Missouri woman is facing federal charges accusing her of faking pregnancy to collect money and other items from prospective adoptive parents.
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More than 200 teachers overfilled the Kansas City school board auditorium Wednesday night, standing against the district’s plan to end 87 teacher contracts while bringing in 150 recruits from Teach for America.“I wanted you to see the faces of people on that list ,” teachers’ union president Andrea Flinders told the ...
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She also has been longing for a way to receive big-city treatment close to home, and that's a dream she hopes is about to become a reality.
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Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback came to the Kansas City metro area on Thursday to sign a bill that lets phone carriers in the state tie rates in non-competitive markets to those in markets where there’s competition.
Brownback signed Substitute for Senate Bill 72 after touring an AT&T Inc. (NYSE: T) facility in Mission. AT&T Kansas currently is the only carrier qualified to do so.
Brownback said in a release that the bill, which becomes law after publication in the Kansas Statute Book, modernizes Kansas communications policies and spurs broadband and wireless investment opportunities, such as building out 3G and 4G...
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 General Motors is releasing teaser images of the new Chevrolet Malibu that will be built at the Fairfax Assembly Plant in Kansas City, Kan.
The teaser includes a video with color drawings and a three-dimensional “hologram” of the exterior of the 2013 Chevrolet Malibu.
GM also released teaser pictures of the new center console system, which includes a hidden compartment behind an LCD display where the audio system typically resides.
GM’s official unveiling of the new Malibu is scheduled for 8:30...
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General Motors is releasing teaser images of the new Chevrolet Malibu that will be built at the Fairfax Assembly Plant in Kansas City, Kan.
The teaser includes a video with color drawings and a three-dimensional “hologram” of the exterior of the 2013 Chevrolet Malibu.
GM also released teaser pictures of the new center console system, which includes a hidden compartment behind an LCD display where the audio system typically resides.
GM’s official unveiling of the new Malibu is scheduled for 8:30...
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As far back as 2006, Daniel Sparks knew the U.S. economy was about to get ugly.
As head of Goldman Sachs’ asset-backed security business, he could see that the subprime mortgage market was hurtling toward a spectacular crash. And some of the signs he followed came from Kansas City.
Goldman Sachs, of course, had collateralized debt obligation portfolios that were larded with subprime-related assets.
On Dec. 7, 2006, Sparks warned senior executives that mortgage originators were having a difficult time with defaults because residents holding shaky mortgage deals weren’t paying their loans, causing originators to buy them back at a...
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The woman in charge of the University of Kansas athletics ticket office during a multimillion-dollar ticket scandal has been sentenced to nearly five years in prison and more than $2.2 million in restitution.
Charlette Faye Blubaugh, 44, of Medford, Okla., was an associate athletic director for KU. She pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to defraud the United States, admitting to working with co-defendants to divert $2 million worth of tickets to KU athletic events, according to a Thursday release from...
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 Kansas’ Pipeline Entrepreneurial Fellowship program, imperiled by state budget cuts, has gotten a new and improved lifeline from Kansas City’s Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation.
The foundation, which promotes entrepreneurship, said Thursday that it was providing Pipeline with a challenge grant worth as much as $800,000 to expand regionally the grooming program for high-potential entrepreneurs. Now, 5-year-old Pipeline, a 501(c)(3) organization, must match that in donations from other sources.
The organizations also expect more collaboration between Pipeline and Kauffman Labs for Enterprise Creation, which offers training and mentoring for entrepreneurs who have the potential to create billion-dollar...
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The U.S. military is expanding its relationship with Mediware Information Systems Inc., choosing the Lenexa-based programmer’s software to manage blood transfusions at 68 military health sites globally.
Mediware (Nasdaq: MEDW) announced Wednesday that the U.S. Military Health System selected its blood transfusion management software last month.
“The process to select a software partner capable of supporting the U.S. military’s enterprise-wide blood initiative was very formal and highly competitive, and we are honored to have our software selected for both projects,” CEO Thomas Mann said in a prepared...
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 A breach of contract case between DeBruce Grain Inc. and its landlord, Briarcliff Development Co., has been resolved.
DeBruce filed the case in 2009 in Clay County Circuit Court, and it was dismissed with prejudice on April 4, according to court records.
As part of the case’s resolution, DeBruce has expanded its lease in the Briarcliff I building, 4100 N. Mulberry Drive in Kansas City, by 11,000 square feet, said Nathaniel Hagedorn, COO of Briarcliff Development Co.
“DeBruce has been a long-term client of Briarcliff’s for over 10 years,” Hagedorn...
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 Boulevard Brewing Co. dropped a spot in the Brewers Association’s 2010 Top 50 Breweries List, but it still ranks as one of the largest brewers in the nation.
Kansas City-based Boulevard ranked as the No. 10 craft brewer in the nation, based on 2010 beer sales volume, after placing ninth last year. It was passed by Boston-based Harpoon Brewery (9th) and Bell’s Brewery (8th) of Galesburg, Mich. Pyramid Breweries Inc. dropped off the list after ranking 5th last year.
Boston Beer Co., the brewer of Sam Adams brands, remains...
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The Bannister Federal Complex has not caused employees significant exposure to contaminants or created a cancer cluster, according to data collected so far by the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health.
“Based upon the information we have obtained to this point, we believe that Bannister Federal Complex employees have no significant exposure from substances in use now or in the past at the (Kansas City Plant),” the report said. “Our careful and thorough review of documents, monitoring and exposure records, our assessment of the work areas, and our interviews with multiple employees, managers and supervisors all found minimal potential for...
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 Commerce Bancshares Inc.’s earnings jumped 36.9 percent in the first quarter compared with a year prior, mainly because of improved performance in its loan portfolio.
Kansas City-based Commerce Bancshares (Nasdaq: CBSH), the holding company for Commerce Bank, posted net income of $60.45 million, or 69 cents a share, for the three months that ended March 31.
Commerce had a provision for loan losses of $15.79 million, down 54 percent from same period a year earlier.
“This growth in net income was the result of a decline in our provision for loan losses of...
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The Kansas Department of Health and Environment says grassland burning in the Flint Hills sent ozone levels above national pollution standards in several areas this month.KDHE says readings showed the excessive ozone Tuesday in Shawnee County and April 6 in Linn and Sedgwick counties.
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I brought my wife's laptop to the geeks after I got their flyer. And let me tell you, that laptop was SCREWED -my kid dropped it down a flight of 12 cement stairs stairs - the screen was cracked, it wouldn't turn on and sounded like a bunch of stuff was rattling inside it.
When I got there I was greeted with coffee and timbits. One of the younger guys there explained the process and gave me a price list for all the work they do. He told me that he would most likely have to order in some parts and said that he would try to talk the place that makes them into doing a rush shipping. I left the laptop, signed the forms and left.
I got a call the next day, they had it fixed and running, but were just waiting on the screen to be shipped which was going to take 2 weeks even after they express shipped it.
They had the laptop plugged into a normal desktop screen, and lent it to me so my wife (but not my son) could use it until the other one was delivered.
And when it was, someone came over to our house, attached the new screen and gave me a slip to enter into their raffle contest.
They told me that they do a draw every couple of months, and give away custom computers. Wish me luck!
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A A The victim of a fatal accident Tuesday night at South 63rd and Oliver has been identified as Chad Farrell, 39, of Overland Park, Kan .
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It was hot in the kitchen as Janet Meyerholtz and her twin sister, Pamela Franiuk Cornelison cooked 150-pounds of cabbage on Wednesday, April 13, 2011, as they helped prepare cabbage rolls for the 27th annual Polski Day celebration on May 7. The rolls were stuffed, cooked and frozen by women at the All Saints Parish church, 8th Street and Vermont ...
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Choreographer Alvin Ailey launched his career in 1958 in a small New York hall with a troupe of eight dancers.
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Kansas City taxpayers provide a liberal pension program for their mayor, City Council members and Municipal Court judges.
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Dunkin' Donuts plans to add five locations in Kansas City's Northland, extending the brand's metro-area presence beyond two Overland Park locations.
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The Federal Reserve Board on Wednesday announced enforcement actions requiring 10 financial heavyweights to address “a pattern of misconduct and negligence” in residential mortgage loan servicing and foreclosure processing.
Those affected include three of the Kansas City area’s top residential mortgage lenders — Wells Fargo & Co. (NYSE: WFC), Bank of America Corp. (NYSE: BAC) and U.S. Bancorp (NYSE: USB).
The Fed said it was taking the actions to ensure that firms under its jurisdiction “promptly initiate steps” to establish mortgage servicing and foreclosure processes that “treat customers fairly, are fully compliant with all applicable law, and are safe and...
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Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon has signed a bill giving unemployed Missourians an extra 20 weeks of assistance after they have used up state and emergency federal help.
An estimated 10,000 Missouri residents could start to get the extended help starting within days, with 24,000 more potentially receiving the extended help by Jan. 7.
House Bill 163 applies to Missourians who have used up the 79 weeks of regular and emergency help. The federal government is footing the bill for the extended help, which the Missouri Department of Labor and Industrial Relations estimates will bring a roughly $105 million benefit to the state economy this calendar...
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 General Motors Co. will advance production of the next-generation Chevrolet Malibu by five months, according to a report by The Detroit News.
The Chevrolet Malibu is produced at GM’s (NYSE: GM) Fairfax Assembly Plant in Kansas City, Kan., which is undergoing an $136 million upgrade to accommodate production of the new Chevrolet Malibu and a hybrid version of the Buick LaCrosse. The Malibu also is produced at GM’s Detroit Hamtramck factory.
Production of the next-generation Malibu originally was scheduled to start May 12,...
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Consumer spending bounced back in March, helping drive solid economic expansion in Kansas, Missouri and the other states that make up the Federal Reserve’s 10th District, the bank’s monthly report says.
The closely watched Beige Book report, released Wednesday, said consumer spending last month in the Kansas City district was helped because it didn’t face the harsh weather that weighed on February results. Factory production jumped, and commercial construction edged up, but residential construction stayed...
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 The Tax Increment Financing Commission of Kansas City unanimously approved a new $590 million redevelopment plan for the former Bannister Mall area in south Kansas City. The City Council is expected to consider the proposal in May.
Developer Lane4 Property Group Inc. is seeking $191 million in city and state tax incentives for the plan, which includes 1.2 million square feet of retail, 1.5 million square feet of office and clean-tech space, and 150 hotel rooms. Tax increment financing directs increases in property and economic activity taxes to cover redevelopment costs that benefit the...
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 The nascent Parkville Economic Development Council has appointed a leader — Jenni Glass — to get the organization up and running.
Glass started as the Parkville EDC’s executive director on March 28. She previously was with the Overland Park Economic Development Council as research and projects coordinator, having spent four years with that organization.
In her new role, she’ll drive efforts to enhance Parkville’s economy and growth, including setting up marketing and business attraction and retention...
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Kansas City, Kan., police said a driver was killed late Tuesday night in a crash near 63rd and Oliver streets.
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Recently, someone sent me an obituary for Fr. Joseph Dearborn, a priest from the Archdiocese of Kansas City, Kan., who was once a colleague of mine at the Quixote Center. A couple years ago, Joe returned to Kansas and was quite ill. I just learned that he had died.
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 Kansas Speedway said Wednesday that STP Brands will be the title sponsor of its June 5 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race. The deal to name the race the STP 400 is part of a larger deal between the auto products company and Kansas Speedway parent International Speedway Corp.
ISC (Nasdaq: ISCB) said STP will be the title sponsor of a Sprint Cup race at the Kansas Speedway and a June 4 Nationwide Series race at Chicagoland Speedway in Joliet, Ill. STP also will have track sponsorships at Darlington Raceway, Daytona International Speedway, Michigan International Speedway, Richmond International Speedway and Talladega...
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 Entertainment Properties Trust has bought four stadium theater properties from Cinemagic Theatres in a $36.8 million sale-leaseback deal, as well as sold a property in Toronto for about $235.4 million.
The New Hampshire and Maine theaters include 56 screens and more than 7,000 seats. The deal included Kansas City-based Entertainment Properties (NYSE: EPR) assuming a $3.8 million mortgage loan on one of the theaters.
Entertainment Properties, a specialty real estate investment trust, also closed its sale of the 13-level Toronto Dundas Square entertainment and retail center in downtown Toronto on March...
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Kansas City police today identified a man fatally stabbed in a landlord dispute early Sunday as Steven P. Smith, 50.Police were called to the home Smith shared with his landlord in the 3800 block of Fuller Avenue about 2 a.m. and officers found Smith dead in the doorway.
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Dunkin' Donuts is coming north of the river. In a press release this morning, the doughnut chain out of Canton, Massachusetts, announced that it has signed a franchise deal to bring five locations to North Kansas City by 2016.
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 The Tax Increment Financing Commission of Kansas City is expected to conduct a public hearing on tax breaks Wednesday for a new $590 million plan to redevelop 420 acres at the former Bannister Mall site.
Developers seek $191 million in city and state tax incentives for the plan, which includes 1.2 million square feet of retail, 1.5 million square feet of office and clean-tech space, and 150 hotel rooms. Tax increment financing directs increases in property and economic activity taxes to cover redevelopment costs that benefit the...
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A diverse group is pushing for a change in the Missouri Constitution that would make it extremely difficult for lawmakers to overturn voter initiatives. It also could doom Kansas City and St. Louis to holding votes on their earnings taxes every five years in perpetuity.
The Voter Protection Alliance said Tuesday that it submitted a proposed constitutional amendment to the Missouri Secretary of State’s office that would require either a three-fourths vote in both the House and Senate or a vote of the people to repeal or amend a citizen...
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A pair of area companies received $4.4 million in low-interest loans through a program run by the Missouri Treasurer’s Office.
Control Service Co. of Lee’s Summit received $4.37 million through the Missouri Linked Deposit Program. The electrical components contractor will use the money to refinance debt and improve its cash flow, according to a release from the Treasurer’s Office. The move could save the company $390,000 in interest costs during a five-year period, if it takes out the loans for that length of...
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 Kevin Kramer has left UMB Financial Corp. after 15 years to become the new executive vice president of commercial banking at both Bank Midwest and Hillcrest Bank.
Kramer previously was senior vice president and director of commercial strategy at Kansas City-based UMB Financial (Nasdaq: UMBF). He joins NBH Holdings Corp., which is on track to merge Hillcrest Bank under the Bank Midwest charter sometime during the second quarter.
“We look forward to leveraging Kevin’s experience and strong ties to the community to help us grow our business, strengthen our customer relationships and expand the products and services we provide,” Bank Midwest CEO Tom Metzger said in a...
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The Missouri Court of Appeals has ordered a new trial in Platte County against a local road construction company in a wrongful death lawsuit.
The court’s Western District affirmed a Platte County judge’s decision to grant a new trial to plaintiffs suing Superior Bowen Asphalt Co. LLC. They claimed a jury verdict was based on erroneous instructions in the case of a family member killed while using the company’s equipment.
Family members of James Kampert claimed that jurors relied on conflicting jury instructions when they returned a $1 million verdict that found Kampert was 90 percent at fault in his death in Platte...
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 The National Football League and it’s players will start court-ordered mediation on Thursday morning, while a federal judge continues to consider whether to grant an injunction against the NFL lockout under way since March 12.
According to the NFL website, U.S. District Judge Susan Nelson ordered the two sides into court supervised mediation. Nelson, who is presiding over Brady et al v. National Football League et al, appointed Chief Magistrate Judge Arthur Boylan to serve as mediator.
Kansas City and other NFL cities have a lot at...
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River City Studio announced that Christel Gollnick is its owner and president more than three months after she took over that role from the marketing agency’s original founder.
Gollnick was a vice president at the Kansas City-based studio but became its owner on Jan. 1 after acquiring the company from 25-year veteran Debra Turpin.
The purchase was described as an asset acquisition, in which the sale price would be paid out through five years tied to the gross income of the agency during that...
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When you gotta go, you gotta go. Even at the Masters. Kansas City's Tom Watson whipped it out during a practice round and peed in the bushes, as captured above by TMZ .
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Two dead bodies were found in a burning car about 6:30 p.m. on an isolated stretch of Cliff Drive in Old Northeast, Kansas City police said.
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 BATS Global Markets says the head of its European division will remain in charge when the company completes its acquisition of rival stock exchange Chi-X Europe.
The Lenexa-based company, which is the third-largest stock exchange in the United States, said Tuesday that it intended to appoint Mark Hemsley as CEO of BATS Chi-X Europe upon the close of the deal, which awaits regulatory approval. Hemsley has been with BATS Europe since 2008.
Chi-X Europe CEO Alasdair Haynes, who has led the company since it split from Instinet Holdings, will leave the company after the transaction...
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 Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster said Congress overstepped its boundaries in passing health care reform legislation with a provision penalizing people who don’t have health insurance.
On Monday, Koster filed an amicus, or “friend of the court” brief, in the state of Florida’s lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services seeking to overturn the law, which is before the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
In a letter to Missouri House Speaker Steven Tilley and Senate President Pro Tem Robert Mayer, Koster said the provision requiring Americans to maintain insurance or pay a fine was beyond the scope of the Commerce Clause, a constitutional allowance for Congress to pass laws dealing with interstate...
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 Kansas women working full time earn an average of $10,153 less than their male counterparts each year. In Missouri, the gap is almost as large — $9,667.
That’s according to research released Monday by the National Partnership for Women & Families, in conjunction with the American Association of University Women (AAUW).
The report found that the pay gap costs Kansas families an aggregate $3.9 billion a year and Missouri families an aggregate $7.7 billion a year.
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The Kansas Bioscience Authority has tapped BKD LLP, a Springfield, Mo., accounting firm with a big Kansas City presence, to comb through its operations for wrongdoing.
The authority revealed its selection of BKD to conduct a forensic audit late Monday. In a letter to Gov. Sam Brownback and numerous legislative leaders, KBA Chairman John Carlin noted that BKD is one the 10 largest firms in the country, with an office in Wichita and clients across the state. He also said BKD’s Forensics and Valuation Services division has performed similar audits for the...
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Tony Lyles is accused of shooting and killing a 17-year-old. a If you want to know the sorry state of Kansas City's streets, look no further than the killing of 17-year-old Anthony Adgers .
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 Austin is the U.S. market that is most conducive to the creation and development of small businesses, according to the latest On Numbers rankings. Meanwhile, Kansas City came in 70th, plunging from its 38th ranking in 2010.
Oklahoma City is second in the current standings, followed by Charleston, S.C., Charlotte and Seattle.
The Business Journals used a six-part formula to analyze the nation’s 100 largest metropolitan areas, searching for the places that offer the best climates for small...
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Kansas City shoppers will be able to buy Energy Star-qualified appliances without paying state and city sales tax from April 19-25.
Missouri’s Show-Me Green Sales Tax Holiday pushes a dual goal: saving energy and stimulating the economy. In Cass County, the county sales tax also will be waived. Several Kansas City-area cities are participating — a list is available here.
Eligible appliances cost $1,500 or less and include clothes washers, water heaters, dishwashers, air conditioners, furnaces, refrigerators and...
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 Truman Medical Centers CEO John Bluford officially was inducted during the weekend as chairman of the American Hospital Association at the organization’s annual membership meeting in Washington.
Bluford took the post in January and will serve one year.
In his induction speech Sunday, Bluford told hospital administrators they were instrumental in alleviating the medical needs of patients coming to their facilities and helping improve the health of their surrounding communities.
“Your community has its own dynamics that create its own barriers — solid walls that stand between people and the health that will allow them to achieve their full potential,” Bluford...
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 Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon and the Department of Economic Development on Monday released a five-year plan designed to help Missouri create jobs and attract investment in areas that hold the state’s best prospects for growth.
“Now that the plan is complete and we have our tactical plans in hand, we will begin to implement it today,” Nixon said during a news conference. “Just as any business, Missouri needed a comprehensive and concrete strategy to guide our economic development efforts. The final report will be our blueprint for the next five...
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 Ameristar Casino Hotel Kansas City led Kansas City-area casinos’ revenue growth in March, when three out of the four area casinos came out ahead of the same period last year.
Combined revenue for the four Kansas City-area riverboat casinos was $64.4 million for the month, up 4 percent from a year earlier, according to the Missouri Gaming Commission. However, the number of patrons dropped 7.5 percent to 869,000.
The local casinos did better than Missouri casinos overall, which saw revenue edge up...
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A former University of Kansas athletics consultant is the latest to receive a prison sentence for his role in the college sports program’s ticket scandal.
Thomas Blubaugh, 47, was sentenced to 46 months in federal prison, along with a restitution order of $841,111 to KU and $268,292 to the Internal Revenue Service.
Blubaugh was among seven defendants linked to a scheme in which KU football and basketball tickets were diverted from the ticket office, in violation of university policy, to third parties — without that income being reported on tax...
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 Colony Realty Partners LLC has acquired a 172,000-square-foot industrial building in Kansas City’s Executive Park.
Chicago-based Quadrangle Development Co. had owned and managed the industrial building at 6100 Stilwell Ave.
A.M. Castle & Co. and Ken-Mac Metals Inc. occupy the building. Block Real Estate Services LLC now will handle both leasing and management of the property. Cassidy Turley previously was responsible for leasing.
“It brings their portfolio up to 3.5 million square feet in this market,” said Ken Block, managing principal of Block Real Estate Services, which also assisted Colony Realty in the...
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Police arrested a teenager this evening in a Kansas City shooting that left the victim with life-threatening injuries.First reports of the shooting came about 5:40 p.m. Sunday near the intersection of Thompson Avenue and Spruce Street.
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The Don Bosco Charter High School will close at the end of the school year, school officials have told the media.School officials made the announcement this morning, according to media reports.The Star reported in today’s edition that Don Bosco board of directors was expected to make an announcement today.The news comes after one of Kansas ...
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The Kansas Bioscience Authority will conduct an independent forensic audit of its operations following repeated allegations of wrongdoing by state legislators and the governor’s office, as well as news of a criminal investigation by Johnson County prosecutors.
Late Friday, the agency said its board of directors had voted unanimously to commission the audit, which it said would be completed “as soon as possible” and its results shared with the governor and the Kansas Legislature. However, Kansas...
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 Sprint Nextel Corp. is rolling its fledgling Common Cents Mobile brand into its payLo by Virgin Mobile offering.
The official change is set for May 18, Sprint (NYSE: S) spokeswoman Melinda Tiemeyer said Friday. That will be roughly a year after Common Cents launched.
The brand, developed to be sold through hundreds of Walmart stores, offered no-contract cell phone service aimed at customers seeking cheap, no-frills service rather than unlimited calling and texting plans. Common Cents customers already have been notified; the brand will move out of Walmart in...
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Be thankful if you don't put premium in your tank. Oil prices rising too While regular unleaded prices continue to rise heading into this weekend, premium prices are really painful, according to the latest AAA survey.
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A man suffered life-threatening injuries early this morning after allegedly breaking into a Kansas City residence.The resident stabbed the intruder about 4:40 a.m. when he broke into the home near East 45th Street and Virginia Avenue.The intruder was rushed to the hospital with serious injuries.Further information was not immediately available this ...
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KANSAS CITY, KS-Lee & Associates has expanded its Midwest presence with a merger with the locally based Harbinger Property Group. This office brings the number of Lee locations in the Midwest to eight, and boosts the national number to 42, with four more on the planning table.
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With a potential federal government shutdown hours away, H&R Block Inc. is reminding taxpayers that a shutdown wouldn’t mean an extension on the deadline to file 2010 taxes.
The Kansas City-based tax preparer (NYSE: HRB), which through March 31 this tax season has prepared 16.95 million returns, said almost 35 million taxpayers wait until the last minute to file, but the April 18 deadline isn’t budging.
On Friday afternoon, as a shutdown appeared increasingly likely, H&R Block offered this...
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The Kansas City Business Journal announced winners of the fifth-annual Champions of Business Awards program.
The program honors Kansas City-area companies that have exhibited sustained excellence.
The winning companies were selected by an independent panel of judges. They reviewed applications detailing the companies’ financial performance during a three-year period, innovation and community involvement.
Three of this year’s winners — eScreen Inc., Teva Neuroscience Inc. and Tradebot Systems...
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Kansas City leaders praying for Polsinelli Shughart PC to stay in town without incentives may find that to be a tricky proposition.
Here’s why: Financing for new law firm buildings is tough to come by, industry sources say.
As businesses, law firms have few assets outside of their people. They also can be volatile, with law firms sometimes dissolving after the departure of a few key partners.
And lawyers generally are skittish about signing their names to a letter of credit to secure financing, which is another form of...
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 Kansas City Mayor Mark Funkhouser planned to join a Friday afternoon conference call with the White House to get details about potential consequences of a looming federal government shutdown.
Leaders in Congress have been in talks with President Obama, but a budget deal to keep the federal government operating beyond midnight has remained elusive.
“I am interested to hear from the White House and what their plans are if the government does shut down,” Funkhouser said in a written statement. “It is important for me to participate in this because of the consequences that it could have on our...
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With hours to go before a government shutdown would begin, Republicans and Democrats appeared to drift further from reaching an agreement to finance the government beyond midnight.
They couldn’t even agree on why there isn’t an agreement.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., told reporters Friday morning that he and House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, had agreed to cut spending by $38 billion for the rest of the fiscal year. But Reid said this legislation can’t move forward because Republicans insist on including a provision that would end federal financing for Planned Parenthood, an organization that offers abortions as part of its health services for...
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 In this week’s edition, the Kansas City Business Journal ranks the top public-sector employers in the Kansas City area. The cast is familiar, but the numbers have shifted from last year’s list.
Here’s No. 5:
The University of Kansas Hospital
2011 Rank: 5
2010 Rank: 5
The University of Kansas Hospital in Kansas City, Kan., reported 4,496 full-time equivalent employees working in the acute-care and research hospital.
Click here for No. 4 on the list.
For the full 2011 list of the Top Area Public-Sector Employers, ranked by full-time equivalent employees, take a look at this week’s subscriber edition of the Kansas City Business...
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 Wells Fargo & Co. plans to cut 1,900 employees from its mortgage unit nationwide, but the reductions will not affect operations in the Kansas City area.
Wells Fargo spokeswoman Angie Kaipust said the cuts mainly affect temporary employees brought in to help handle a glut of mortgage refinancing that occurred during the past few years as interest rates reached historical lows. Kansas City will experience no effect, she said.
San Francisco-based Wells Fargo (NYSE: WFC) announced the layoffs March 23, giving affected employees 60 days’...
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 Google Inc.’s planned high-speed Internet network in Kansas City, Kan., won’t generate many new jobs itself but should lead to other kinds of economic growth, a group of Kansas City-area business leaders said Thursday.
The Rosedale Business Stakeholders, a new group representing companies between Merriam and the West Bottoms, met at KCK data center operator NetStandard Inc. to hear details of Google's plan, announced last week, and how it could help businesses in Wyandotte County.
“It will be up to us to decide if we put that to good use or not,” NetStandard CEO Jeff Melcher...
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The decision by federal bureaucrats to yank the regional Environmental Protection Agency headquarters out of downtown Kansas City, Kan., appears highly questionable.The move makes little sense for taxpayers.
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Kansas City police have arrested a 21-year-old Raymore man accused of sexually assaulting a girl starting when she was 5 years old.Jackson County prosecutors charged Bryant Noriega with child molestation and two counts of statutory sodomy for alleged crimes between June 2007 and March 2010.
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The "book" is in, and among viewers that advertisers like the most, WDAF and KMBC were the leaders in news during the important February ratings period.
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 Although its fee income dipped, H&R Block Inc. posted strong results for the tax season through March 31.
The Kansas City-based company (NYSE: HRB) filed 16.95 million returns, 5.7 percent more than the same period a year ago.
Retail operations logged 11.68 million returns, up 2.6 percent. The strategically important digital tax solutions area saw a 13.3 percent increase to 5.27 million returns, with the online operation increasing 29.2 percent to 2.91 million returns.
Net tax preparation fees dropped...
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The Mid-America Regional Council is helping Missouri round up opinions about how to improve Internet service in the state, where fewer than 80 percent of Missourians have broadband access.
The goal is to increase that to 95 percent during the next few years.
The initiative kicked off with a Thursday meeting that touched on the biggest local Internet news of late: Google Inc.’s announcement that it is bringing ultra-high-speed broadband service to Kansas City, Kan. Some think that eventually will spread to other parts of the metro...
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 The Small Business Administration won’t be able to approve any government-guaranteed loans if the federal government shuts down, but that doesn’t mean people can’t go to a bank and get the process rolling.
Michael Rosales, senior vice president and credit manager of the small business banking department at UMB Bank, said banks still can review and evaluate loan requests and may have conventional loan options that work. If it is determined that an SBA loan is the best option, it’s still best to get the paperwork rolling now instead of...
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Katie Gilchrist is a vocal tour de force. a It's not a new concept to the theater crowd of Kansas City: last year Katie Gilchrist hosted a weekly unwind session every Thursday at One80 that included friends getting together, jamming through some cover songs, catching up on the week, and throwing back some cocktails.
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Thursday, April 7, 2011 Google isn't offering much hope to people wanting to work for the company's new ultra-fast Internet project in Kansas City, Kan.
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 Kansas and Missouri are starting to harness the power of wind.
Kansas ranks 14th in wind power capacity installations and generates 7 percent of its total annual power from wind, according to the AWEA U.S. Wind Industry Annual Market Report Year Ending 2010, released Thursday. Just 11 states generate more than 5 percent of their total from wind. Through 2010, Kansas generated 1,074 megawatts.
Missouri also shows potential for wind-energy generation. It ranks 19th with 457 megawatts through 2010, according to the American Wind Energy Association’s...
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 Hollis + Miller Architects has named a pair of partners to lead the Overland Park-based firm.
The firm promoted Kirk Horner to president of architectural operations and John Southard to president of business operations. They succeed John Wisniewski, who will remain with the firm.
“The things I’m passionate about and enjoy, I get to head up,” Horner said, “and the things (Southard) is passionate about and enjoys, he gets to head up.”
Southard joined Hollis + Miller in 1983 and has worked there his entire...
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 A bankruptcy judge on Thursday authorized Dish Network’s $320 million purchase of the Blockbuster Inc. video rental chain’s assets at auction.
The satellite TV company (Nasdaq: DISH) placed the $320 million winning bid Wednesday, ending the two-day auction in New York City for Blockbuster’s online movie service, 1,700 stores and other assets.
The company, which had 52 Kansas City-area stores five years ago, soon will be down to 26 local stores.
Approval of the purchase by Judge Burton Lifland of the...
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Perhaps it’s fitting for a company that leases movie theaters.
Entertainment Properties Trust (NYSE: EPR), a Kansas City-based real estate investment trust that specializes in entertainment-related holdings, released its annual report this week — on video, a sort of six-minute documentary.
The reports required of public companies can be lengthy, boring, dead-tree affairs. But EPT jazzed up its report with music, executive interviews, charts and images of its holdings.
The company decided a video would be a more effective way to go over its 2010 results (including an $85 million profit), depict its strategy and...
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 The federal government has been on the brink of a shutdown for weeks, relying on temporary extensions to keep operating.
The latest deadline — which for now looks like a firm one — is midnight Friday. President Obama reportedly has said he would veto another temporary fix.
A shutdown would affect a broad array of business and personal interests, including forcing unpaid furloughs of hundreds of thousands of federal government workers.
The federal government employs 37,000 in the Kansas City...
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 Obama administration officials provided more details Wednesday about what a government shutdown would mean — a growing possibility with no agreement yet about financing federal operations beyond Friday.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., said Thursday that a shutdown appeared increasingly likely.
If that happened, about 800,000 federal workers no longer would be on the job, including many of the federal government’s 37,000 employees in the Kansas City area.
MORE: Full coverage about a federal government shutdown
Government functions that protect life and property — such as the military, homeland security and law enforcement — would continue, but soldiers wouldn’t get paid until Congress came up with more...
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Trumpeter Greg Gisbert, who’s playing in town this weekend, describes himself as the “perennial sideman.”And what a sideman career it is.Listen to him tick off a list of bands he’s in: “Currently, I’m in the Maria Schneider Jazz Orchestra, the Dizzy Gillespie Alumni All-Stars, the Roy Hargrove big band and Convergence.
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Kansas City firefighters rescued a worker for a private contractor after a trench collapsed, trapping him from the waist down this morning.The worker was laying electrical lines in a three-tiered trench to a commercial area along Northeast 33rd Terrace just west of North Chouteau Trafficway, said Battalion Chief Joe Vitale.The trench was about 15 ...
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Kansas City police are investigating a “robbery gone wrong” in which a man was stabbed several times and suffered life-threatening injuries.Police were called about 7:30 a.m. to a residence in the 4000 block of Wabash Avenue.The robbery victims told police that two men forced their way into the house.
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Sprint Nextel Corp. has extended a health care purchasing contract worth an estimated $1.2 billion.
The Overland Park-based company (NYSE: S) said Wednesday that it had extended its agreement with VHA Inc., an Irving, Texas, purchasing network that serves almost 1,350 not-for-profit hospitals and more than 30,000 non-acute care providers.
“Over the course of more than 14 years, we’ve built a solid relationship with the organization and its members based on trust and the expectation of mutual growth,” Paget Alves, president of Sprint Business, said in a...
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 QuikTrip Corp. plans to build at least three of its next-generation stores in the Kansas City market by the end of 2012.
The stores will be about 20 percent larger than the company’s previous prototypes and will offer outdoor seating and full beverage service to compete with Starbucks and other coffee shops.
“Typically, everything is self-service at QuikTrip,” spokesman Mike Thornbrugh said. “Now we’re getting into the specialty business with hot and cold drinks where we make them for...
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Kansas City’s jobless rate came in at 9.2 percent in February, down from 9.7 percent the month before.
The metro area rate also was less than the nation’s 9.5 percent February unemployment rate, not seasonally adjusted, the U.S. Department of Labor reported Wednesday.
However, Kansas City was among the areas that saw the largest nonfarm employment declines compared with a year earlier. The 5,200-job decline represented a 0.5 percent drop, compared with the nation’s 1 percent increase.
Kansas City ranked third for the largest employment decrease, coming in just above Las Vegas, which lost 5,100...
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Overland Park-based Generations Bank has sold for an undisclosed amount to Chicago mortgage bankers John Calk and Stephen Calk.
The 116-year-old bank, formerly Brooke Savings Bank, saw its growth opportunities stunted for years as former parent Brooke Corp. headed into bankruptcy and was liquidated piece by piece. The bank hasn’t posted an annual profit since 2007, and its assets dwindled to $43.93 million at the end of 2010. At the end of 2008, the bank had assets of $110.91 million; its assets were...
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The Marshall & Ilsley name is on track to disappear — buyer BMO Financial has selected “BMO Harris Bank” as the new retail branch name for its Harris Bank brand and the M&I Bank branches.
M&I (NYSE: MI) has a dozen offices in the Kansas City area. It ranks 13th on the Kansas City Business Journal’s list of top area banks with a 1.8 percent market share of deposits. As of June 30, it had $761.33 million in deposits at local branches.
The Marshall & Ilsley moniker dates to 1847. Harris is based in Chicago, and M&I is based in...
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 Dish Network Corp. has won a three-way bidding war in the bankruptcy auction for the assets of troubled home-movie renter Blockbuster Inc.
Dish’s winning bid was valued around $320 million, including $228 million in cash, and is expected to close in the second quarter, pending bankruptcy court approval. A court hearing is scheduled for Thursday.
Analysts said Dish (Nasdaq: DISH) coveted Blockbuster’s video-on-demand service to complement Dish’s satellite-TV offering and probably will market its services in Blockbuster’s remaining stores to movie-savvy...
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 The Johnson County District Attorney’s investigation into the Kansas Bioscience Authority “will find no wrongdoing,” KBA Chairman and former Kansas Gov. John Carlin said in a written statement.
The Topeka Capital-Journal on Tuesday quoted Sen. Susan Wagle, R-Wichita and chairwoman of the Senate Commerce Committee, as saying the investigation into the KBA’s business affairs has been going on for “several weeks.”
The Johnson County District Attorney’s office said it had no comment at this...
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Kansas City voters overwhelmingly approved the continuation of the 1 percent tax on earnings of all who live or work in the city. With nearly all precincts reporting late Tuesday, the measure passed by an approximate 78 percent margin.
At about $200 million a year, the tax is Kansas City's largest revenue stream.
Proponents of the earnings tax cast the issue as one in which Kansas City had much to lose by rejecting it, such as diminution of city services and public safety. Those proponents, which included many big business and civic organizations, mounted a campaign that exceeded $1 million in...
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DST Output West LLC plans to eliminate 90 positions in the company’s El Dorado Hills, Calif., office, marking the third round of layoffs since May.
The company is owned by Kansas City-based DST Systems Inc. (NYSE: DST), which last year embarked on plans to reduce its work force by 7 percent, a process it targeted for completion by the end of 2010.
DST officials could not be immediately reached for comment.
The California layoffs are scheduled for May 15. Positions to be eliminated include software and mechanical engineers, maintenance service technicians, software quality analysts, quality assurance auditors, machinists and...
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 Layne Christensen Co. boosted annual profits significantly and topped $1 billion in revenue for the second time in its history, driven by rebounds in key sectors.
The Mission Woods-based company (Nasdaq: LAYN) on Tuesday reported financial results for the quarter and fiscal year that ended Jan. 31. Layne offers drilling and related services through its four divisions: water resources, mineral exploration, geoconstruction services and energy services.
The increases were “driven by a rebound in mineral exploration, contributions from the Afghanistan water well project for the...
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The U.S. Senate voted Tuesday to repeal a provision of federal health care reform that requires businesses to file a 1099 form with the Internal Revenue Service anytime they spend more than $600 a year with another business.
The Senate voted 87-12 for legislation repealing the 1099 provision, which was included as a way to help pay for health care reform. Third-party reporting makes businesses less likely to try to hide income from the IRS, according to supporters of the provision.
The bill previously cleared the House, so the Senate vote sends it to President Obama for his...
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Strong winds, hail and thunderstorms swept across the metropolitan area Sunday night.Several communities reported large hail and damaging winds that toppled trees and swept debris across roadways.High winds in Riverside overturned an 18-wheel tractor-trailer. Authorities in Miami County reported a low cloud wall and high winds.
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 Word that Polsinelli Shughart PC won’t pursue plans for a $58 million headquarters on the Country Club Plaza in Kansas City comes just before the City Council was planning to take up the matter.
An ordinance to determine whether Polsinelli could proceed with the project was set to reach the council on Wednesday.
Councilman Bill Skaggs, who introduced the Polsinelli ordinance, took square aim at opponents of the Plaza proposal.
Skaggs said that a location elsewhere in Kansas City will require incentives and that Overland Park has made overtures to...
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Epiq Systems Inc. is buying software reseller Encore Discovery Solutions for $100 million in a deal expected to increase sales for its electronic discovery division.
The company (Nasdaq: EPIQ) announced the all-cash transaction Monday. The company, based in Kansas City, Kan., makes software and other technology for The legal sector.
“Today’s acquisition further augments and accelerates the opportunity for our highly successful global e-discovery business,” Epiq Chairman and CEO Tom Olofson said in a...
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 Polsinelli Shughart PC has given up on plans for a $58 million headquarters on the Country Club Plaza in Kansas City.
Plaza owner Highwoods Properties Inc. (NYSE: HIW) said Polsinelli informed it that the law firm would look at other locations in Missouri and Kansas. The project involves about 500 jobs.
“We are disappointed that Polsinelli Shughart has decided to pursue alternative options for their offices,” Highwoods CEO Ed Fritsch said in a written statement Monday afternoon. “Our site is their preferred...
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Gardening experience can’t be bought, but you can get it for free at farmers markets.Market gardeners are among the most successful gardeners in Kansas City.
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A Florida-based distributor of high-end personalized gifts will move its U.S. distribution center from California to Kansas City in the spring.
Coral Springs-based History and Heraldry USA LLC has signed a lease for 44,585 square feet of distribution space at 555 River Park Drive in Kansas City, Kan.
The relocation brings as many as 10 jobs to the area, said Nathan Anderson, managing principal of Harbinger Property Group. Anderson represented H&H in its search and negotiations for a new...
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The Kansas Technology Enterprise Corp. will have to wait until next week to find out if it has a future.
On Friday, the Kansas Senate’s appropriations committee postponed until next week work on the part of the state budget dealing with economic development.
Gov. Sam Brownback’s budget proposal called for the elimination of KTEC and the transfer of many of its programs to the Kansas Department of Commerce.
The move is expected to save the state $1.7 million during two years.
Among the programs that would be eliminated are the Pipeline Entrepreneurial Fellowship Program, which provides mentoring and training resources to some of the state’s most promising tech...
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The National Football League and the NFL Players Association have extended labor talks for seven days, postponing the chance of a lockout, according to NFL Network.
The move comes one day after the parties agreed to a 24-hour extension, which kept the current collective bargaining agreement from expiring at midnight.
The move gives NFL ownership and the players union more time to reach a new collective bargaining agreement without ending up in court. The current agreement requires the players union to decertify before the agreement expires or wait six months to...
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Two banks with a Kansas City presence got a piece of the $3.5 billion pot the U.S. Treasury Department awarded through the New Markets Tax Credit program.
Central Bank of Kansas City received a tax credit allocation of $18 million. St. Louis-based Enterprise Bank & Trust, which has seven local branches, received $35 million.
The program is designed to give individuals and businesses a credit against their federal income taxes for making equity investments in development groups, called Community Development Entities, that typically target distressed...
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In somewhat of a surprise move in Topeka, the Senate Federal and State Affairs Committee rejected Gov. Sam Brownback’s resolution to get rid of the Kansas Arts Commission.
Brownback, a Republican, had sought to eliminate the commission and a handful of other entities in an effort to correct the state’s $550 million budget imbalance.
Given that the Kansas Arts Commission, an agency that provides financing to artistic programs and pursuits in the Sunflower State, occupies $800,000 of state money, some wondered why Brownback singled out that program to save...
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Kansas Bioscience Authority officials' testimony Friday left the Kansas Senate Commerce Committee with more concerns about how taxpayer money is being spent, one senator said. But another doesn’t see a problem with the KBA.
During the third hearing about the matter, committee members heard testimony from KBA CEO Tom Thornton and KBA Board Chairman John Carlin, said committee chairwoman Sen. Susan Wagle, R-Wichita. They also reviewed a letter from Thornton’s former executive assistant, Melissa...
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 The nation’s unemployment rate fell to 8.9 percent in February, the lowest level since April 2009, as 192,000 jobs were added to non-farm payrolls.
The U.S. Department of Labor reported Friday that employment rose in manufacturing, construction and temporary help agencies. State and local government payrolls declined. Federal government employment was unchanged.
The labor force increased by 60,000 last month as more people sought work, but the jobless rate declined as the number of unemployed fell by 190,000 and employment measured in the household survey rose by...
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Greystone Graphics Inc., which shut down last month, plans to sell its five printing presses and other equipment during the next week.
The Kansas City, Kan., company closed its doors on Feb. 4 after searching for a merger partner for some time. Printing jobs were evaporating or going overseas, especially to China, Greystone General Manager Jim Lloyd said.
The company employed about 40 when it closed, Lloyd said. It had about 110 workers in 2002, when Coleridge Fine Arts of Dublin bought out the printer at 101 Greystone...
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Aratana Therapeutics Inc. has bought the licenses for two Japanese products to develop the compounds for companion animal use.
Aratana — a local animal health company co-founded by Steven St. Peter of MPM Capital — bought two licenses currently intended for human use from RaQualia Pharma Inc. The Japanese company will receive an initial payment as well as installments for development milestones and royalties.
Although the purchase prices were not announced, Aratana President Dr. David Rosen said the $20 million that kicked the company off in January would take the two products from the current stage to market, which is about four years down the...
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The National Football League owners and the players union have agreed to a 24-hour delay in the expiration of the collective bargaining agreement in hopes another day of talks will stop a looming lockout.
The NFL and the National Football League Players Association extended the deadline to midnight Friday. The current labor deal was set to expire Thursday at midnight, which could have triggered a lockout.
At stake is an estimated $100 million-plus in annual economic benefit for cities such as Kansas City, where the Chiefs have a significant effect on hotels, restaurants and other...
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Published: 4/2/2011 11:04 PM Last update: 4/2/2011 11:27 PM Ulsaker finishes with style By Vance Janak - The Hutchinson News - vjanak@hutchnews.com His answer is the truth.
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The boos cascaded down on Sporting Kansas City forward Teal Bunbury every time he touched the ball Saturday at Empire Field in Vancouver .Whitecaps fans were expressing their displeasure with Bunbury’s decision to play for the U.S. national team intead of Canada , where he was born.The razzing didn’t affect Bunbury one bit.
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Yoga , already proven to lower high blood pressure and cholesterol levels, can cut in half the risk of a common and potentially dangerous irregular heartbeat, according to a U.S. study released on Saturday.
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KARL BROOKS is regional administrator for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region 7 in Kansas City, Kan.
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Lunch is always a challenge for those who work during Passover. For the past 25 years Kehilath Israel Synagogue has tried to make that easier by sponsoring strictly kosher-for-Passover luncheons downtown.
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Kansas City police are looking for three suspects in an ice-cream truck robbery.
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The Royals’ opening-day game Thursday at Kauffman Stadium turned terrifying in the fifth inning for Sue Cooney when the sawed-off barrel of Angels outfielder Torii Hunter’s maple bat helicoptered into the stands and hit her in the face.Sitting with her significant other, Mike Sterrett, and his son, Michael, three rows behind the ...
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A teenage girl home alone in Mission Hills this morning kept her composure and called police from a hiding place after a man kicked in her front door.Alert neighbors in and near the 2200 block of W. 70th Terrace also helped police arrest a 27-year-old Kansas City, Kan., man.The incident happened just before 10 a.m. when a neighbor reported a ...
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Employers added 216,000 payroll jobs in March, and there were 7,000 more jobs in February than initially reported.
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Comedic icon Bill Cosby spoke as he sat next to Eric L. Wesson of One Goal Consultants during the Cosby/Goal program at Ruskin High School on Friday morning in south Kansas City.
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Sporting Kansas City named Chad Ochocinco an honorary member of the Major League Soccer club on Tuesday.
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Mediware Information Systems Inc. plans to buy CareCentric Inc.’s home medical equipment, home health and home infusion businesses, nearly doubling the customer base for the company’s Alternate Care Solutions business.
The Lenexa-based company (Nasdaq: MEDW) announced Friday that it had signed a definitive agreement to acquire the assets for an undisclosed amount. It expects to complete the deal within 30 days.
John Van Blaricum, vice president of marketing and communication for Mediware, said the deal increases the number of locations using Mediware’s Alternate Care Solutions services from 380 to more than...
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 The market in which BATS Global Markets operates appears on the verge of a shift — one BATS doesn’t see as a positive.
Nasdaq OMX (Nasdaq: NDAQ) and IntercontinentalExchange (NYSE: ICE) have teamed up to make an $11.3 billion pitch to buy NYSE Euronext, the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange. Lenexa-based BATS runs the third-largest U.S. stock exchange, behind NYSE and Nasdaq.
“We believe the proposed deal by Nasdaq/ICE to acquire NYSE is another case of big exchanges getting bigger, not better,” BATS said in a written...
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 Jim Woods doesn’t run a tech company, but he’s jumping in on the Kansas City, Kan., buzz about Google Inc. in his own way.
On Wednesday, Google revealed KCK as winner of its ultra-fast Internet initiative — setting up broadband service that will be about 100 times faster than what’s available to most Americans.
That got employees at Woods’ sports equipment and apparel company, Varsity Sports, thinking. On Friday, the company began selling $12.99 T-shirts proclaiming, “Got Fiber? The Dotte...
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Balsano’s Gelato Cafe is pulling up stakes from the Country Club Plaza for a larger location in the Kansas City Power & Light District.
The gelato shop, which opened in 2005 at 428 Ward Parkway, lost its lease last year.
“We searched and searched and found a great location down there,” Balsano’s general manager Matt Phillips said.
Phillips said the 1,200-square-foot new store will be a third larger than the previous location on the south edge of the Plaza and will stay open two hours...
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Ford Motor Co. passed up General Motors in overall sales in March for the first time since February 2010.
Ford announced sales of 212,777 vehicles, up 19.2 percent from a year earlier. General Motors sold 206,621 vehicles in March, up 9.6 percent from a year prior.
Vehicles produced at Ford’s Kansas City Assembly Plant in Claycomo played an important role in the company’s strong results.
Sales of the Ford Escape were up 25 percent to 23,975 in March. Ford plans to move production of the Escape from Kansas City to its assembly plant in Louisville,...
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 The Unified Government of Wyandotte County/Kansas City, Kan., and the Board of Public Utilities unanimously approved a 10-year development agreement with Google Inc. on Thursday to make the city a test ground for Google’s new ultra-fast Internet service.
The agreement paves the way for KCK to become Google’s first test city for service it says will be 100 times faster than what’s available to most Americans.
Acting County Administrator Doug Bach outlined the agreement and commissioners approved it in short order, said Edwin Birch, spokesman for the Unified...
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Laird Technologies said Friday that it will expand its Lenexa plant. The move will add four employees.
St. Louis-based Laird said it will begin manufacturing Bluetooth wireless modules in Lenexa. Having engineering, design, manufacturing and testing operations at the location will allow the company to offer faster lead time and improve quality, the company said in a release.
“I’m pleased that we were able to help Laird Technologies expand in Lenexa and begin making a product new to its U.S. operations,” Kansas Commerce Secretary Pat George said in a...
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YRC Worldwide Inc. has appointed Phil Gaines as CFO for YRC Inc., the trucking company’s largest division. He’ll also help with the overall company’s restructuring efforts.
Gaines, whose appointment was announced Friday, most recently was senior vice president of finance for YRC Worldwide (Nasdaq: YRCW). He’ll report to YRC President Mike Smid, as well as work with Bill Trubeck, YRC Worldwide’s interim CFO.
Gaines has worked 22 years at the Overland Park-based company, including as chief accounting officer and president of subsidiary Yellow Transportation before it merged with Roadway in March...
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Court filings claim Clearwire Corp. artificially inflated its subscriber figures to attract investors, selling wireless services to customers who lived beyond the range of its cell towers.
Details of the alleged 2008 scheme were included in a motion filed Thursday in federal court in Seattle seeking to resuscitate a 2009 lawsuit accusing the Kirkland, Wash., company (Nasdaq: CLWR) of false advertising. That suit was dismissed but is under appeal.
Plaintiff attorneys said they want the court to reconsider its dismissal decision and issue an “indicative ruling” allowing them to add a charge of fraud to the suit based on the alleged...
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Jermaine Harris' back says "Me against tha world." a Wyandotte County prosecutors have charged 28-year-old Jermaine Harris with voluntary manslaughter in the death of Willie Hill IV .
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 CenturyLink Inc. completed its $10.6 billion buyout of Qwest Communications International Inc. on Friday, creating a sprawling telecommunications giant serving 37 states.
The combined company, called CenturyLink, is based in Monroe, La. The deal also involved the assumption of $12 billion in debt.
The acquisition comes less than two years after CenturyLink, then CenturyTel, bought Overland Park-based Embarq Corp., and it prompts questions about the Kansas City area’s importance in CenturyLink’s growing...
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The U.S. economy added 216,000 jobs in March, beating economists’ predictions and sending the unemployment rate down to 8.8 percent from 8.9 percent.
That is the fourth straight monthly drop in the jobless rate, according to the U.S. Department of Labor, which released the latest data Friday.
Economists had predicted that 190,000 jobs would be added.
The Labor Department said the private sector accounted for all the new jobs in March. Government employment fell by 14,000 as local governments let go 15,000 workers in a fifth straight month of...
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In 2009, the Internal Revenue Service was closing in on Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences and its president, Karen Pletz.
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