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New art in downtown Liberty invites you to 'Stop and Smell the Roses' (opens the original)
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — KSHB 41 News anchor Lindsay Shively offers coverage on a wide variety of topics, including stories of interest to consumers. Reach out to Lindsay via email. The Liberty Arts Commission is hoping you’ll "Stop and Smell the Roses" when you’re in downtown Liberty, Missouri. That’s the name and the idea behind a new 30-foot-long sculpture. "The purpose of art is to have an experience. It’s not to just look at a thing on a screen or read about something. It’s to go be in a place an
'Someone is going to get hurt': Viewer shares concerns about heavy truck traffic on 175th Street (opens the original)
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — KSHB 41 News anchor Lindsay Shively offers coverage on a wide variety of topics, including stories of interest to consumers. Reach out to Linsday via email. At our Let's Talk event in Spring Hill earlier this year, I met Marcus Grauerholz. He told me he was concerned about traffic on 175th Street between Interstate 35 and Highway 169, specifically an increase in heavy truck traffic. "Because with all the housing development here now, I worry that someone's going to get hurt,"
How community helped build 9/11 Memorial in Overland Park (opens the original)
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — KSHB 41 News anchor Lindsay Shively offers coverage on a wide variety of topics, Reach out to Linsday via email. Over a 1,000 miles away and 25 years later, a steel beam from ground zero stands in Overland Park. The artifact is 14 feet tall, weighs two and half tons and carries an immeasurable weight. "It bears the scars of what happened that day," said Jason Rhodes, a spokesperson for the Overland Park Fire Department. "It's an event that is etched in history." Rhodes was par
Dietitian shares ideas for packing more protein, fiber in school lunches (opens the original)
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — KSHB 41 News anchor Lindsay Shively offers coverage on a wide variety of topics, including stories of interest to consumers. Reach out to Linsday via email. If you are trying to stretch your grocery budget and need ideas for healthy school lunches, I reached out to Saint Luke's for help. Registered dietitian Morgan Murphy talked about why protein and fiber matter. "So protein is really important for kids to get in as they grow, but it also is going to help them stay full after
'It's amazing': Why Kearney resident told us more people need to know about Kearney Amphitheater (opens the original)
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KEARNEY, Mo. — KSHB 41 News anchor Lindsay Shively offers coverage on a wide variety of topics, including stories of interest to consumers. Reach out to Linsday via email. Have you ever been to or ever heard of the Kearney Amphitheater? I grew up in the Northland and had not. Getting the word out about it is one reason Paul Weinert came to our Let's Talk event last month in Kearney. Weinert said he moved to Kearney in February and loved the amphitheater after going to a concert there earlier in
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