Category Archive: Current Articles

A Top Choice for Fine Dining: EBT Never Fails to Deliver an Exquisite Dining Experience

Article Susan Fotovich McCabe | Photography Angela C. Bond Some things never change. And by that I mean that a night out at one of Kansas City finest restaurants must always include a reservation at EBT. Nothing compares to the elegance and sophisticated ambience of this Kansas City favorite, around since 1979 and located inside …

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Olive Oil…The Health benefits are Undeniable

There has been a lot of talk about extra virgin olive oil in the news lately. What is extra virgin olive oil, exactly? Extra virgin olive oil (EVOO) relates to the first cold pressing of the ripe green olives. Extra virgin is the highest premium grade for olive oil. Taste and health benefits are the …

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Managing Money Your Way

No longer are financial firms built one-size-fits-all, because taking financial security into your own hands means different things to different people. While some individuals desire total control over their investments and financial planning (a DIY style), others sleep better knowing their financial matters are being handled by a trusted advisor. Then, there’s the breed somewhere …

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Loving the Lake: Leawood to Lotawana, The Short Drive That Makes a Big Difference

Article Mary Bush | Photography Angela C. Bond It is during the brief, 30-minute drive from Leawood to Lake Lotawana, Mo., that many area residents feel the strain of suburbia slowly drain away. “It’s a short drive but truly a different world,” says Robert Chapline, one of many who head to Lake Lotawana as often …

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Hammerspace Where Ideas are Born and Built

Article Kendra Mathewson | Photography Brian Turner You can do any job with the right tool.” This adage begs the question, “Where do I get the tools?” The answer can be found inside a humble Brookside building called Hammerspace. And it isn’t limited to hammers. Founder Dave Dalton saw a need for a location for …

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Enjoy a Unique Shopping Experience Mommyshop

Article & Photography Lisa Gartland If you’ve been wondering where to find that perfect gift for a new baby, a new mom or a kid who is not so new, look no further. Recently, I met with Chrysi Mall and Amy Herman, busy moms and owners of the mommyshop located at 14870 Metcalf in Overland …

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Organic Cleaning Products for Baby’s House

Most people don’t think twice about the everyday products they use to clean their homes, to wash and moisturize their skin and to keep their children healthy and safe. The truth is that many common household and personal care products contain questionable ingredients and substances that can easily be avoided. By taking the time to …

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Kids & Alcohol | Q&A with Parent Coach MJ Corcoran

No matter how old they are, parents have the power to influence their kids’ decisions. And you can start right now. “Kids do listen to their parents,” explains MJ Corcoran, a certified parent coach. “The problem is, as they get older, they’re listening for different things. What worked when they were 7 won’t work when …

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From The Ground Up: notes to self™ Socks Send Positive Thoughts

Article Susan Fotovich McCabe | Photography supplied by Laura Schmidt Mom always said “hold your head high.” Now there’s a reason to look down–all the way to your feet! That’s because a new line of inspirational socks by Prairie Village-based company notes to self, llc is sending positive vibes to both the person wearing the …

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Chemistry in the Classroom

Article Anne Potter Russ | Photography Brian Turner Art Crumm specializes in chemistry–both kinds of chemistry–the table of elements, as well as relating to kids in his classroom, and he’s been doing a noble job of it at Barstow since 1970. That’s 41 years (in one school) of teenagers in the throes of their own …

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