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August 15, 2015

• Charles Moore’s creepy designs flavor 'Addams Family' at the New Theatre Restaurant
• KC MeltingPot’s revival of ‘Old School’ impresses with humor and substance
• The Star’s 2015 Quilt Project, Block 8: Going steady, filling hope chest
• Before he could fly, Jamaal Charles had to overcome childhood fears and disabilities
• In Kansas City, Kan., Ann Murguia calls it advocacy, but Mark Holland calls it conflict
• Missouri House is developing new intern rules to prevent sexual harassment
• Salvador Perez returns to Royals’ lineup against Angels
• Royals hope struggling closer Greg Holland can bounce back
• Ned Yost gives Royals second baseman Omar Infante day off
• Saturday’s Royals-Angels lineups, pitching probables and TV info
• ESPN seems to have unceremoniously dumped Royals from top Web Gem
• Ha Ha Tonka State Park offers a chance to travel back in time
• Two shot during funeral in Kansas City
• Family wanted: Richard hopes for a home
• Freedom Cycles Inc., partners with Great Plains SPCA to raise funds
• FAMILY BUSINESS: Owner of Liberty CARSTAR Collision Center receives national recognition
• One person killed and one injured in Lenexa wreck
• Tyler Lockett’s kickoff return for a TD literally bowls over Seattle’s Pete Carroll
• Heart to Heart International will head to Cuba soon to deliver medical supplies
• Readers react to Planned Parenthood, abandoned animals and Obamacare
• 2015 Chevorlet Silverado 1500 2wd LS DBL: This full-size truck sells very well, and for good reason
• LATE 1931 FORD MODEL A COUPE
• Brace yourselves for this wretched legal drama as a neo-Nazi goes to trial
• Leader at PGA Championship hits a shot out of hospitality tent on ninth hole
• Readorama: Author W.P. Kinsella reflects on ‘Field of Dreams’
• Lively color meets organization in fun, functional dorm furnishings
• Alaa Al Aswany’s ‘The Automobile Club of Egypt’ loses its way
• What does the color of your front door say about you?
• MU scrimmage notes: Morgan Steward thrilled to return to the field
• Quarterback Drew Lock shines in scrimmage debut at Missouri
• Winning numbers for Friday, Aug. 14
• Complicated plots, sensitivity make ‘No. 4 Imperial Lane’ a standout
• More and more people in Kansas City are ‘unbanked’
• Mike Sweeney’s Royals career: Losses, yes, but also lots of love
• Royals pass 2 million in season attendance
• City donates $35,000 to youth outreach program based on sales of ‘Royals Avenue’ street signs
• Eric Hosmer’s two-run homer helps lift Royals over Angels 4-1
• Royals doctors to examine injured wrist of Salvador Perez
• KU receivers coach Klint Kubiak can lean on his dad, the Denver Broncos’ coach, for advice
• Kansas quarterback competition could come into focus over next week
• The Sierra Group buys houses in seven days or less
• Tips for home-selling success
• Lake living, in a Grand style at Tera Miranda Shores
• Farmers National seminar will help farmers decide whether to sell land
• Savor the last days of summer in Cedar Creek
• The ‘most unbelievable sunset views’ await in Cottonwood Canyon
• Highland Villas offers maintenance-free living in Leawood
• Reduced prices on remaining Raintree Lake Villas’ new homes
• Inspired Homes simplifies financing for buyers of new homes