
Fitness
MENSWEAR. YES, CHEF.
Fashion as an extension of the work Article by Amante Domingo | Photography by Becca Spears A jacket. A watch. A label stitched neatly at the collar. For me, none of it begins there. It begins the same place everything else does--with intention, and the slow, deliberate act of building something that feels like it could only exist one way. Before a guest ever tastes a dish, they’ve already experienced a room. The weight of the air, the tone of the light, the way a chair meets the floor. At...
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Health + Wellness
Ask the Expert
Reimagine Mental Health Collective tackles the topic of burnout Article by Jennifer Cooper Nobo | Photography by Amanda Stottlemyre Do you need to worry about burnout if you are still able to get everything done? It is hard to imagine the term applying to you when you are still able to be productive, dependable, and the person everyone can rely on. Despite outward appearances, if you are struggling with burnout internally it can have a long term impact on both your physical and mental health. ...
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Home Services
Kansas City Roofscapes
Taking care of business by taking care of people Article by Victoria Moore | Photography by Kansas City Roofscapes A beautifully designed landscape is a work of art. The wisdom and instinct to create such a layout is a special gift–one that Nate Miller has cultivated for the top of a house. Owner of Kansas City Roofscapes, Miller and his team have worked hard to become one of the only local roofing companies that can confidently install and repair beautiful tile and specialty roofs...
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Life + Culture
The Porter House KC
Strengthening Kansas City by supporting its entrepreneurs Article by Victoria Moore | Photography by Taylor Burris, B. Fuller Photos and Startland News The best solutions often begin by identifying the greatest problems. In the world of small business, many obstacles can stand in the way of someone pursuing their dream–finances, resources and even self-doubt. For entrepreneurial-minded Dan Smith, making a difference in his hometown of Kansas City is standing in those gaps and paving the...
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Food + Beverage
Philly Cheesesteak Sub Sandwiches
Plan an easy and incredibly delicious weeknight summer meal Article and Photography by Bev Weidner We’re gonna whip up some extremely simple Philly Cheesesteak Subs because who does not love a savory, meaty, cheesy carb canoe? No one. This is not an Aldi ad, but this thinly sliced beef came from Aldi: Black Angus Thinly Sliced Beef for Carna Asada. I had to do nothing except add some dried ranch seasoning, garlic and onion powders and a pinch of salt. Toss it all with your fingers. If you...
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Sports + Recreation
All They Do Is Win
The Mavericks play up-tempo hockey that rocks the arena Article by Linda Ditch | Photography by KC Mavericks Kansas City has a long history with ice hockey, dating back to the late 1920s. Since 2009, the Mavericks have wowed a large and devoted fanbase at the Cable Dahmer Arena in Independence, making them the city’s longest-tenured hockey team. They're the ECHL affiliate for the NHL's Seattle Kraken and AHL's Coachella Valley Firebirds. The Mavericks are crazy good. Mind-blowing good! In...
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Health + Wellness
ADHD vs. Anxiety
ADHD and anxiety can look similar, especially inattentive type ADHD. Since many mental health providers are more familiar with anxiety disorders it can be an easy miss an ADHD diagnosis, but getting the correct diagnosis matters. It determines more than just medications (should you want them) - it can shape the kind of therapy you receive, books you pick up for support, strategies you implement, etc. ADHD is a neurodevelopment disorder that shows up in childhood and impacts the way folks...
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Health + Wellness
ADHD in Adults: over-diagnosed or over-looked?
More adults are being diagnosed with ADHD, leading to increased conversations about it online, and leaving some folks wondering if it is being overdiagnosed. It is a reasonable question, but research shows the opposite for some populations.Historically, ADHD has primarily been associated with hyperactive young boys who struggle in school, which means many people have been overlooked. Women, people of color, and those who learned to mask their symptoms often did not fit the stereotype, even if...
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Health + Wellness
A Seat at the Table
An intimate evening to celebrate and uplift women in the midst of their many roles Article by Victoria Moore | Photography by Naomi Hill Photography Throughout time, a table has been considered a symbol of closeness and intentionality. It facilitates conversations that most do not slow down long enough to start, and it creates space for genuine connection in the midst of chaos. A scenario that many women crave, but cannot always find. Elaina Paige, former professional dancer and founder of...
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Style + Beauty
Dear Society
Kansas City women’s clothing store celebrates 10 years Article by Victoria Moore | Photography by Samantha Levi Photography, Chanel Jezek Walking into Dear Society is like a breath of fresh air. An oasis in the midst of the downtown hustle and bustle, this women’s clothing store along Southwest Boulevard in Kansas City provides a sense of calm and belonging like no other. This kind of guest experience is not only important to owner and founder Chanel Jezek, but it is central to the way she...
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