The KC Downtown Loop
Kevin Worley, Joe NicholsYour connection to Downtown Kansas City: Essays and images for KC’s Downtown dwellers, 9-to-5’ers, and urban explorers
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 156 | Subscribers | Read | kcdowntownloop.substack.com |
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In The Loop: April 2024
Welp, this is it. The final issue of the KC Downtown Loop. Hard to believe it’s been two and a half years since I started publishing. Time has flown, and I’m looking forward to what’s next (whatever that may be).
In The Loop: March 2024
As you’re reading this (assuming you’re reading it the morning it’s published), we are on our way to the True/False Film Festival in Columbia, Mo. I’ve raved about this nonfiction-only film showcase before, but with this being the second-to...
In The Loop: February 2024
Time to vent. It’s not technically “Downtown” (about 2-3 blocks south of the official line), but the Deaner Dental Institute, opened in 1923 at 101 W. Linwood and later the home of Burns & McDonnell, is slated for demolition.
In The Loop: January 2024
Happy New Year, Loopers! There’s good stuff ahead for Downtown Kansas City in 2024, and the headliner might be the opening in March of the KC Current’s riverfront soccer stadium. Season ticket allotments for the 11,500-seat stadium are sold...
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Kevin's been following Downtown Kansas City news ever since he got locked out of the house in 5th grade and had nothing better to do than to read the morning Times and the evening Star in one sitting.
Joe was born and raised in Kansas City and has spent the majority of his life in the area. He loves beer and hanging out with his awesome spouse. Joe also has ownership in two breweries.
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