There’s an e-mail circulating about the working mom who says, “I’m tired. I’m going to bed” — and then does dozens of house, family, pet and work preparation chores on the way.
A new Leawood-based company plans to open a new hardware store concept in Overland Park. SWC Hardware is taking over the 30,000-square-foot former Price Chopper store in the Nall Hills Shopping Center at 9628 Nall Ave., hoping to open in early fall.
Let’s do a gas-tax holiday. That will solve our problems at the pump. Brilliant! All I can figure is that presidential candidates John McCain and Hillary Clinton must have been swilling Guinness before deciding to endorse a summertime federal gas-tax holiday.
Anyone who thinks Kansas City has gone about as far as it can go when it comes to revitalizing downtown should take a little trip upriver to Omaha.
As these things go in the high-tech realm, $50,000 isn’t necessarily a large pot of money.
In 1926, Herb Valentine and Earle Radford each headed off to kindergarten at Bryant Elementary School, met in Miss Wally’s class and became instant friends.
This is National Tourism Week. Please send your condolences to the Kansas tourism industry. Hoteliers, attraction promoters and others in the long-suffering Sunflower State thought this would be the year Kansas lawmakers finally would wake up and smell the tourism coffee. It didn’t happen.
Proposals by federal bank regulators would zap questionable credit card practices. But while consumer advocates say the proposals are good first steps to rein in abusive tactics, card issuers bristle they will drive up costs and make credit less available.
Ironic that Scott J. Bloch gave a lecture at Washburn University in 2006 titled “Is There a Fourth Branch of Government? Independent Agencies and the U.S. Office of Special Counsel.”
Executives at two local construction firms were recognized recently at the annual dinner of the Labor-Management Council of Greater Kansas City.
If you’re the parent of a soon-to-be high school graduate who is charting a course to college, congratulations are in order.
COLUMBIA | The talk about problems in our nation’s health-care system keeps getting louder, but there are gaps in the conversation.
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Rick Alm Gambling & Tourism |
Randolph Heaster Labor Scene |
Steve Rosen Kids & Money |
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Kevin Collison Development |
Julius Karash Health Notes |
Joyce Smith Cityscape |
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Mark Davis Road to Riches |
Chris Lester Commentary |
Diane Stafford At Work |
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Jason Gertzen Bio Biz |
Jennifer Mann Advertising & Marketing |
Bob Unell Panel Discussion |
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David Hayes A Word to the Wired |
Dan Margolies Legal Affairs |
Paul Wenske In Your Corner |
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