Professional hotties Maitland Ward And Riley Reid have earned quite a reputation among the celeb circuit for their bodies of work and now they inspire our latest update of pop culture, community news and info from across the nation and around the world.
KANSAS CITY REROUTE!?!?
MoDOT Recommends New Buck O'Neil Bridge With Direct Access to I-35
A new Buck O'Neil Bridge that would provide a direct connection between U.S. 169 and Interstate 35 - and include a 10-foot-wide path for bicycles and pedestrians - is the preferred plan of the Missouri Department of Transportation. A public hearing has been scheduled for March 10 from 4 to 6 p.m.
Local Lady Teachable Moment
PHOTOS: Kansas City hosts nation's largest Mentoring Monday event - Kansas City Business Journal
More than 80 top businesswomen came together to offer their help and support to more than 300 other women as part of the Kansas City area's seventh-annual Mentoring Monday. The event, held at Fiorella's Event Space in Overland Park, brings together experienced businesswomen, who serve as mentors, with other women seeking career advice.
Walking Local History
Site launches for new interactive African American Heritage Trail of Kansas City
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- A new virtual trail is documenting more than 100 years of black history in the metro. The African America Heritage Trail of Kansas City aims to connect sites and tell untold stories. "We have been working over a year with a community to put together our virtual trail," said Jeffrey Williams, director of KCMO City Planning & Development.
Local Quarantine Plan???
If the coronavirus hits America, who's responsible for protecting you?
The outbreak of the coronavirus - and Covid-19, the disease it causes - in mainland China has provoked a response the likes of which the world has never seen. Hundreds of millions of people in the country have had their travel restricted; many have not even been allowed to leave their homes.
Prez Trump Stays Winning Latest La Migra Battle
Court hands Trump win in sanctuary city fight, says administration can deny grant money
A federal appeals court on Wednesday handed a major win to the Trump administration in its fight against "sanctuary" jurisdictions -- ruling that it can deny grant money to states that refuse to cooperate with federal immigration authorities.
Money Can't Buy Love
Mike Bloomberg's momentum stalls in presidential polls ahead of Super Tuesday vote
2020 presidential candidate Mike Bloomberg has stalled in national polls ahead of Super Tuesday. The slowed momentum comes following a dismal performance on the Nevada debate stage on Feb. 19, the first time he faced his rivals and their attacks.
Social Sexy
Porn Has Porned TikTok
It is porn's destiny to porn. Porn porned YouTube; porn porned ; finally, after a surprisingly long delay when you think about it, porn has porned TikTok. Say hello to YouPorn's new TikTok-fashioned app SWYP. SWYP is billed as easier on the eyes (fewer ads) and the arms (less clicking) than YouPorn's previous app attempt, which is essentially a pared-down version of its home page.
Hollwyood Hotness Revealed
MAITLAND WARD and RILEY REID at a Photoshoot on Hollywood Boulevard 02/24/2020
MAITLAND WARD and RILEY REID at a Photoshoot on Hollywood Boulevard 02/24/2020
More Fishy News
Lent 2020 fish fry list: All the fish fries to try in Kansas City
KANSAS CITY, MO (KCTV) -- Below is a list of Kansas City-area organizations that will be holding Lenten fish frys this year. To get a fish fry added to the list, email the information to kcnewswebteam@meredith.com. Avondale United Methodist Church, 3101 NE Winn Road, Kansas City, Missouri (4-7:30 p.m.
Old Money Gentrification Fight
Couple bought historic Kansas City mansion for $1.5M. Now they want to demolish it
Brian and Katherine Schell were anticipating a great life in the historic brick mansion they bought last year across from Kansas City's Loose Park. Now, only months after their September purchase, they are asking the city's permission to demolish the 6,000-square-foot Georgian Revival home from 1918, that has been on the National Register of Historic Places since 1984.
Kansas City Pandemic Past
What The 1918 Flu Pandemic Taught Kansas City About Dealing With Outbreaks Like The Coronavirus
As the widening coronavirus outbreak stokes fears of a worldwide pandemic, it's worth remembering that the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic may have started in Kansas. And it hit Kansas City particularly hard. Lessons from that time still resonate today.
Coach Keeps Moving Forward
It didn't take long for Andy Reid to move on from Super Bowl win
At some point, the day had to come. With his Super Bowl LIV hat, jacket and shoes off to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid publicly turned the page on his team's championship win Tuesday in Indianapolis.
And this is the OPEN THREAD for right now . . .
Two scoops of "news" for us?
ReplyDelete"If the coronavirus hits America, who's responsible for protecting you?"
ReplyDeleteNothing to worry about, folks. The president assures us "Mission Accomplished."
We don't need another huge monument to oil addiction. Just block cars from one side of the bridge and let normal people onto the other side.
ReplyDeleteOh hell yes, lets just tear down anything old and replace it with shit looking homes. Who cares if it has historical value or history, tear that bitch down and replace it with some high rent apartments.
ReplyDeleteThe 1918 flu article from KCUR has an odd mistake.
ReplyDeleteIt says "In Kansas City, the disease infected more than 11,000 people and killed more than 2,300, or nearly 10 percent of the population."
In KC, the population in 1918 was around 290,000. So the 2300 killed are 0.79 percent of the population, not 10 percent.
^^And you really on KCUR for facts?
ReplyDeleteThe people who want to tear down the old mansion by Loose Park are grotesque new money arriviste. Proof money can't buy grace or class. To the barnyard born.
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ReplyDelete^^^ ur mom gay and it's not our fault you love muscular man ass.
DeleteSend those Bimbo's back to plastic surgery
ReplyDeleteSomething in that tear down story sounds fishy. Every house built before 1980 has lead paint. Unless it's flaking, who cares? Same with asbestos. Why would you bust open plaster walls to remove asbestos behind? These guys are inflating the rehab costs on purpose.
ReplyDelete^^Fact
ReplyDeleteThey wanted to tear down all along.
Those are some rough skanks. I feel like I need to get tested after just looking at those pictures.
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