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A tree came through Gilbert Kirk’s ceiling in Kansas City, and six weeks later his living room was still open. A man saw it on TV, came with lumber, a tarp and a crew.

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u/Mastbubbles — 11 days ago
▲ 15 r/kansascity

Anywhere to buy real MREs?

I hope to find some real military-issue MREs to take on a camping trip with my son for his birthday. I’m in Johnson County. Anybody have any recommendations?

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u/hahaTerrific — 11 days ago
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Northland or Zona Rosa recommendations under $1,600 all-in)?

Looking for some real feedback on apartments up in the Northland around Barry Rd / Zona Rosa.

I'm currently in a studio downtown paying around $1,700 all-in. Working from home full-time in 590 sq ft has run its course, and I'm ready for more space and closer proximity to normal errands (Costco, Hy-Vee, AMC, etc.) without spending downtown prices.

My budget is around $1,600/mo total after rent, utilities, trash, internet, and all the random fees.

The two main places I'm looking at:

Manor Homes of Fox Crest - Really like the private attached garage and the 1-bed layout has a dining area that looks like it'd make a great dedicated desk setup. I'm leaning towards this one personally.

The Reserve at Barry - 2-bed under $1,300 base, which would give me a closed-door office. Plus Google Fiber is an option but It's an older build though.

Also open to other solid recs in the Barry Road area in that price range (already ruled out The Element and The Vintage). Have looked at places like Riverstone and The Element and while they're great, The Element was just too much $$$ and Riverstone had a layout that didn't work for my desk. I can really live anywhere in KC, as long as it's on the Missouri side. I'm still somewhat new to the area though overall and looking for around the Dec timeframe.

u/Sorry_Sorry_Im_Sorry — 10 days ago
▲ 61 r/kansascity

Appreciation post for 40 highway and Blue Ridge Cutoff restaurants

I checked out the new Chicken Chaos at 40 and Blue Ridge Cutoff. It was great, you should try it. But I realized what an amazing corner it is for food.

High Boy for burgers

El Pulgarcito for Salvadorian

Mexican corner restaurant #2 for Mexican, with tons of vegetarian options

Dixons had been serving their chili for a hundred years

There are also several amazing food trucks, Carmen's,

And I hope Zabiha opens back up, great middle eaten food.

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u/Humphrind — 10 days ago
▲ 13 r/kansascity

Most Unique AirBnB/Vacation rentals in the area?

In other places I've lived, I enjoyed taking small staycations at airbnb's that were unique in some way. Ones like RV's, boats, farms and other unique lodging. Just was wondering what everyone thought the most unique vacation rentals were around her and within a few hour drive. Thanks!

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u/DrMisterNobody — 10 days ago
▲ 26 r/kansascity

Anyone else save their old Royals ticket stubs from the past?

Been searching for over 25 years for a ticket dated 8/25/1984 - I'm sure it's still out there waiting to be found.

u/apswann — 11 days ago