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These KC nonprofits showed resiliency; their reward: $200K grants from Bank of America
Bank of America this fall continued the 20-year run for its Neighborhood Builder grants program, awarding two Kansas City nonprofits with $200,000 grants and access to exclusive leadership training re...

This entrepreneur jams Special Olympics advocacy (and a little chicory) into his Missouri storefront
Editor’s note: The following story was produced through a paid partnership with MOSourceLink, which boasts a mission to help entrepreneurs and small businesses across the state of Missouri grow and ...

How a crowdfunding site is adding extra cheddar to Buffalo State Pizza’s relocation plans
Confidence is already in the box for Buffalo State Pizza Co.’s owners as they look to everyday investors to help their business complete and grow into a new space near downtown Overland Park, they s...

This Galveston Taqueria Reopened With a New Owner and Chefs but Hasn’t Captured the Magic of the Original
When I spoke to Dayatra Myers-Hurt in September of last year about her restaurant, Fish Company Taco, in Galveston, I didn’t expect it to close a month later. In our interview, she did mention that ...

Is Good Interior Design the Key to Ending Homelessness? These Texans Think So.
When Adriana Trejo and her two kids moved into their Dallas apartment, they didn’t need for a moving truck—their furniture consisted of two mattresses and a small sofa. Trejo had saved enough for ...

The Curious Case of the Texas High School With Two Mascots
In nature, bobcats and deer rarely clash. A bobcat might attack a fawn, but the feline predator is too small to present much threat to an adult deer. At Comfort High School, the peaceful coexistence o...

Round Top Film Festival Offers Small-Town Charm and Big-Screen Enjoyment
RTFF brings screenings, schmoozing, and stars to east of Austin...

How one veteran’s early struggles with soft skills inspired tech to boost a new generation
Editor’s note: The following story was produced through a paid partnership with MOSourceLink, which boasts a mission to help entrepreneurs and small businesses across the state of Missouri grow and ...

Tony Tulathimutte Always Eats His Vegetables
Photo-Illustration: Maanvi Kapur Among this fall’s big books, Tony Tulathimutte’s Rejection might be the most unusual: a collection of interconnected stories about sex, envy, an...

Stripping Missouri’s supplier diversity goals stifles state’s prosperity potential, says women’s business advocate
Ending nearly a decade of benchmarks that helped ensure greater equity in state contracts for businesses owned by minorities and women is a move in the wrong direction for Missouri, said Jennifer Brun...