Tommy Felts
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The first film production in Kansas City to use Missouri movie tax credits is ready for its premiere (opens the original)
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Audiences at Tuesday’s red carpet premiere of “Rise and Shine” — the first film production in Kansas City to use Missouri’s Motion Media Tax Credit — might recognize iconic sights on the big screen like the transformed halls of a former midtown coworking space and one of the city’s most popular chocolatiers. “Kansas City can be the Hollywood of the Heartland,” said Jen Greenstreet, founder and CEO of Just Like You Films, the Kansas City nonprofit behind the project alongside Voyage Media and Low
Inspired by Taylor Swift, AMC creates Leawood Films to get more movies to the big screen (opens the original)
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A new film distribution venture from AMC is expected to partner with filmmakers to expand the supply of small- to medium-sized movies to theaters across the country — putting more eyes on the big screen and allowing filmmakers to keep ownership of their intellectual property after the theatrical run. Among the inspirations for the endeavor: Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour film. The newly launched Leawood Films will split its headquarters between Los Angeles and AMC Theatres’ home base of Leawood, Kansa
Kansas City, Kansas-based line of Mexican food items expands with new name — but the same recipes (opens the original)
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Four years after quietly taking over the locally made line of Art’s Mexican Products, Marissa and Mark Gencarelli hope the change went unnoticed by even the most faithful fans of the brand’s fresh nixtamalized masa, tortillas, chips and sauces. “We’ve made tweaks, but the core products remain the same, with no change in the recipe, no shortcuts in the ingredients or techniques,” said Marissa Tapia Gencarelli, part of the James Beard Award-winning duo behind Yoli Tortilleria and Yoli Westside. No
Westwood recieves up to $3 million to create a fully accessible neighborhood park (opens the original)
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Planners of a new inclusive playground in Westwood could receive as much as $3 million to transform the space as part of an initiative to create a fully accessible park within 10 miles of every Greater Kansas City family. Variety KC on Tuesday announced that Joe D. Dennis Park, just off Rainbow Boulevard in Westwood, Kansas, is the second location selected for its Ten Parks Project, which in April revealed a $30 million investment from the Mallouk Family Foundation to power the project. “This is
Kansas City's startup activity is growing. Why is its Midwest tech ranking stuck? (opens the original)
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Investors are looking for more big outcomes — from billion-dollar valuations to IPOs — and plentiful startups in the pipeline behind them, said Victor Gutwein, delivering the verdict on Kansas City for his firm’s 2026 ranking of Midwest startup cities. Cues from KC’s most competitive neighbors could help it move up the list, he added. “It has been a genuinely strange 12 months to be watching capital markets, and the Midwest has felt every bit of the whiplash,” said Gutwein, managing partner for
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