10 strangest, oddest, and most bizarre golf courses in Kansas City
1. Hole-in-the-Wall Golf & Grill Tucked behind Joe’s Auto Body on 12th and Rust Street, Hole-in-the-Wall Golf & Grill offers
Read MoreJoe Ditzel Has Some Problems
1. Hole-in-the-Wall Golf & Grill Tucked behind Joe’s Auto Body on 12th and Rust Street, Hole-in-the-Wall Golf & Grill offers
Read MoreWe all dream about starting fresh in a scenic foreign land—eating strange breads, learning to make local hand gestures incorrectly,
Read MoreKansas City may be famous for barbecue and jazz but when it comes to circuses, let’s just say this town
Read MoreSpring has finally arrived in Kansas City, and with it comes a wave of highly questionable recreational opportunities. Forget about
Read MoreMovie theaters have historically promised adventure, thrills, or romance—but not in these dreary Kansas City establishments, where excitement fades as
Read More1. Beige Bros Emporium – Downtown, 12th and Bland St. Located right at the intersection of 12th and Bland Street,
Read MoreOverheard in Kansas City: “A horse that small belongs inside Target.”
Read MoreThe BBQ Smoke Forecast is an Actual Weather Report Kansas City meteorologists don’t just report on storms and temperature swings;
Read MoreHigh Up Colorado Springs is so high up that even the squirrels get altitude sickness. That’s why they move so
Read MoreCLEVELAND, OH – Transportation Security Administration (TSA) agents at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport had an eventful morning when a routine
Read More1. Private Timothy “Oops” O’Donnell Branch: United States ArmyClaim to Infamy: O’Donnell famously “lost” a tank during a training exercise
Read More1. Sheriff Ezekiel “Mountain Hawk” Langley (1875–1890) Claim to Fame: Known as the “Protector of Pikes Peak,” Sheriff Langley was
Read More1. The Pikes Peak Peekers Active Era: Late 1890sClaim to Infamy: Known for sneaking into the newly constructed Cog Railway
Read More1. The Rattlesnake Room (1958–1968) Known as the birthplace of rock and roll in Colorado Springs, The Rattlesnake Room was
Read More1. Mayor Jasper “Cactus Jack” Rutherford (1885–1890) Signature Legislation:Cactus Jack is remembered for passing the “Colorado Saloon Compromise,” which allowed
Read More