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Volunteer ‘Gravers’ Search For Plots After Online Inquiries

Kansas City, Missouri · Kansas City

Volunteer ‘Gravers’ Search For Plots After Online Inquiries

Six years ago, Robert Franke’s heart doctor suggested he get more exercise. Some would have received that news and headed to the golf course or pickleball court. Franke headed for the closest cemetery. There he pursued his new calling as a Find a Grave volunteer — or “graver,” as some of them refer to themselves — finding, photographing, and uploading the grave markers of the previously non-digitized deceased. In this often solitary pastime, Fra…Read Article

Retreat Centers Serve as Oases from Stressful Times

Stress — including that caused by our nation’s current political turmoil — is such a common experience that people have devised many ways to describe it, including the simple exclamation “I’m stressed out.” There’s also the phrase you’re likely to hear only in parts of New England: “I’m right out straight.” Sometimes people under age 40 or so put it this way: “I’m out of bandwidth.” And among residents of the South, it’s more common to say “I’m …Warrensburg, Missouri · Warrensburg Read Article

KCPBS' Nick Haines Previews Week Ahead for May 19, 2025

Celebration at the Station There’s a lot to like about this week. We’ve got a three-day holiday weekend to look forward to. Memorial Day is Monday. Here at the TV station, we’re prepping for our biggest show of the year, Celebration at the Station. It’s all hands on deck for our production crews as we televise the Kansas City Symphony’s annual outdoor concert at Union Station. Grab a blanket or lawn chair and settle back for patriotic tunes, can…Kansas City, Missouri · Kansas City Read Article

Kansas City PBS Presents Eisenhower, Truman, Documentary

Consider it an example of just how small two towering global figures could be. The year: 1961. The event: a high-stakes summit that called for discretion and diplomacy, given that two titans on the world stage — Harry Truman and Dwight Eisenhower — for years had maintained an often-frosty distance from each other. The site: the Harry S. Truman Presidential Library & Museum in Independence. The two had agreed to meet there. Eisenhower, the 34th …West Point, New York · West Point Read Article

WWII Veteran Prepares to Head to France to Be Honored

100% Center coverage: 18 sources

At 99 years old, K.B. Smith is preparing for a trip to France to mark the 81st anniversary of D-Day. When the flight lands, Smith will be 100 years old.Veterans · France See the Story

KCPBS' Nick Haines Previews Week Ahead for May 12, 2025

Now that there’s a new pope and Kansas City has picked a new city manager, what’s left to report on this week? Here are some newsworthy stories to watch… Missouri Legislative Session Ends Missouri lawmakers are on a sprint to the finish line this week. The legislative session officially ends on Friday. And lawmakers still have a lot of unfinished business. Here are three big questions that remain unresolved: Stadiums: Will lawmakers finally ink…Pope Francis · Kansas City Read Article

KC Area Museums Reviewing Extensive Indigenous Holdings

Arrowheads, skinning knives, spearheads pulled from Kansas City fields, and prehistoric woven fibers teased from centuries-cold fire pits sit on the floor of a closed wing of the Wyandotte County Historical Museum. They are now under a year-long review to comply with strict federal guidelines designed to give Native American tribes greater control of the items’ fate. Few area residents know about the small museum nestled downwind of the Kansas S…Kansas City, Kansas · Kansas City Read Article

KCPBS' Nick Haines Previews Week Ahead for May 5, 2025

3 Big Holidays We’re marking three big holidays this week, none of which qualify you for a day off. Today is Cinco de Mayo. Sunday is Mother’s Day. And Friday is Victory Day, a new holiday declared by President Donald Trump to mark the end of World War II, though the power to create public holidays rests with Congress. Friday marks the 80th anniversary of Germany’s surrender in 1945. The Harry S. Truman Presidential Library & Museum is holding m…Kansas City, Missouri · Kansas City Read Article

Kids affected by organ donation take part in Kendal sports weekend

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

Children from families affected by organ donation across the country gathered in Kendal for a weekend of family sporting activities.See the Story

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