Need a pickup truck on-demand? Now you can request a Bungii in Kansas City. “We’ve been compared to popular ride-sharing apps (cough, Uber), but instead of moving people, we move people’s stuff,” says Bungii co-founder Ben Jackson. “We're an app that puts a truck at your fingertips to help move, haul and deliver stuff around town.” For … [Read more...] about Meet your new friend with a pickup truck: Bungii
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Local Designer, Tammy Smith, celebrates Kansas City through her art + [Giveaway]
Tammy Smith knows how to paint the town—artistically speaking, of course. She’s the hand behind the city-themed prints and gifts you’ve probably spotted at local craft shows and shops (including Bella Patina during Warehouse Weekends). Leave a Comment Below and You're Entered in the Framed Print Giveaway! Here at KC Homes 365, we adore Smith’s … [Read more...] about Local Designer, Tammy Smith, celebrates Kansas City through her art + [Giveaway]
Meet Your Match: Find the Shoe Meant for You at Elite Feet
When you walk into Elite Feet (an Overland Park specialty shoe shop located at 119th and Roe), keep in mind that the owners, Don and Leslie Nottberg, will probably be watching you. You see, before they can find the perfect shoe for you, they’ll need to take a good look at your feet and stride. However, in order for them to do a proper evaluation, … [Read more...] about Meet Your Match: Find the Shoe Meant for You at Elite Feet
There’s no place like home for seniors
At first glance, the home on a quiet residential street near 103rd and Stateline Road seems like any other house on the block. You can hear laughter coming from the living room, see people playing games at the kitchen table, and find folks gathered around the bay window in the front room. But what makes this ranch home so special is the … [Read more...] about There’s no place like home for seniors
Raising the bar: The tale of Johnny’s Tavern
Twenty-some years ago, University of Kansas rugby player, Pat Roberts, walked into a bar. Back then, this bar opened at 7 a.m. and closed at midnight because of state laws. Located in Lawrence, KS, the bar—or tavern, if you will—was situated near local factories making it a haven for the workingman and college students alike. “The … [Read more...] about Raising the bar: The tale of Johnny’s Tavern
KC photographer captures love in the city
The candy hearts are out, the pink balloons are up and the countdown to Valentine’s Day has officially begun. Of course, it doesn’t have to be a hugs-and-kisses-holiday for Marissa Cribbs (above) to find herself surrounded by love. When you’re a Kansas City wedding photographer like she is, love is in the air year-round. In fact, Cribbs is going … [Read more...] about KC photographer captures love in the city
Kryger family lights up Leawood for last time
It was a cold December night, when Kyle and Jill Kryger heard a knock at the front door. “Hi! Can you turn your lights on? We drove in from Iowa.” This was one of the moments when Kyle and Jill realized that their Christmas display was kind of a big deal. For the past 11 years, rope lights have trimmed the roof line of their house, … [Read more...] about Kryger family lights up Leawood for last time
