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In a move that has foodies across Kansas City clucking with excitement, cult favorite restaurant Go Chicken Go has announced that it will be opening a new 6th location in the Northland, next to the new Whataburger off Barry Rd and I-169 with a tentative opening planned for in January 2024. There are also plans for a location at Vivion Rd and North Oak Trafficway.

Hayes Hamburgers: A Slice of Nostalgia Struggling to Stay Open

Kansas City, MO — For nearly 70 years, Hayes Hamburgers at Antioch and Vivion Rd has been a blast of Kansas City past, serving up crisp burgers and nostalgia in equal measure, right down to it's refusal to get with the times and accept Plastic, operating as a cash-only business. Opened in 1955, this classic diner was once a beacon for late-night cravings, its neon sign glowing 24/7 over bustling counters and sizzling grills. But the era of round-the-clock service is now a fond memory, as the beloved eatery struggles to stay afloat amidst staffing shortages and an uncertain future. Like many small businesses, Hayes was hit hard by the pandemic. Once renowned for its reliability, the diner’s hours have become erratic. With only three employees on staff, day shifts are a scramble, and the once-vital overnight hours have been abandoned altogether. Despite this it is still a bargain, their sliders are only $2.10. Regulars are often greeted by locked doors and handwri...

Local Cat Survives Coyote attack

Coyotes are a common sight in rural areas and are known to prey on small animals, but it is not common for them to attack domestic dogs. However, in Gladstone, Missouri, residents were shocked to hear that a coyote had attacked and mauled a cat in the front driveway of a local home. The incident occurred on a quiet residential street in the early morning hours. The Cat's owner, heard a commotion outside and went to investigate. To their horror, they found a coyote in their driveway, attacking their cat. The local woman is still in shock that her cat ‘Amy’ was brutally mauled by a pack of coyotes in her own frontyard, she shares her story in hopes to prevent another tragedy. DeAnn Lubell said she found Amy when she needed her the most, her pet helped her get through the loss of her husband. Coyotes have been known to attack pets in urban and suburban areas, but it is typically rare. It is believed that this particular coyote was likely attracted to the area by the presence of a ...

NIGHTTIME TERROR IN GLADSTONE: Beloved Cat Found Dead in Suspected Coyote Attack Near Cemetery

GLADSTONE — A heartbreaking discovery has sparked a chilling warning for pet owners in the Gladstone area after a beloved family cat was found dead on a residential lawn following a suspected nighttime predator attack. The devastated owner, who lives near the local cemetery, reported discovering their cat's lifeless body the following morning, with a fatal puncture wound to the neck. The family believes a coyote may be responsible , raising concerns about the potential danger to other pets in the neighborhood. While the exact circumstances of the animal's death have not been officially confirmed, the disturbing discovery serves as a sobering reminder that predators may be closer to residential areas than many pet owners realize. A Heartbreaking Loss — And an Urgent Warning The grieving owner emphasized that sharing the incident was never intended to invite wild theories, accusations, or amateur investigations. Instead, the message was simple: Pet owners in the Gladstone area s...

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