I realized I should devote a post to the topic of Crossroads Church’s new site, which is now up:
Crossroads Church Kansas City
(www.CrossroadsChurchKC.com)
So there you have it.
We’re doing our best to incorporate Flickr, Twitter, and Facebook to give the place some interactive functionality. If you have any tips or suggestions for us, pass ‘em on!
Toellner Tells it has a good post up about the way tax-subsidized shopping and entertainment centers (Zona Rosa, The Legends) often perpetuate urban blight. Check it:
It’s time to get back to helping the neighborhoods. In the long term, focusing subsidy dollars on rebuidling and repopulating urban neighborhoods is a benefit for the city. We can [...]
Blog KC recaps a recent Urban Times article, and adds this observation, which is right on.
[Urban Times, March] criticizing an unnamed City Council member for saying that “Downtown is not a neighborhood.” It’s a cheap political shot that is often taken when politicians want to pander to voters out in the provinces. You might also [...]
Says Pollstar Magazine:
Nine of the top 10 worldwide concert tours visited Sprint Center in 2008 or are scheduled to visit Sprint Center in 2009.
Sprint Center hosted or will host 17 of the top 20 North American tours.
Two sold-out shows by both Bon Jovi and Tina Turner garnered Kansas City recognition on the 2008 Top Grossing [...]
Not sure how I missed this, but Kansas City’s all-world-quality local coffee roaster, The Roasterie, has taken online coffee vending to a new level. The site is called MyBlendCoffee.com. From a review by Present Magazine:
I created this blend of beans after answering ten questions about my preferences for roasting level, taste, aroma, body, and other [...]
