435 Magazine • 26th April 2018

Blue Valley Northwest Alums Brought a Winning Attitude to Loyola's Final Four

Anyone who watched Loyola Chicago this season knew that this team was more than just a fun little story, more than just the double-digit seed that was a trendy pick to maybe win one game in the NCAA Tournament.

8th January 2019

Mahomes the Magnificent

You hear the conversations everywhere: in the produce aisle, in the next booth over at a restaurant, in line at the post office. With each game, with each absurdly good performance, how can you keep quiet when what you’re seeing is so unprecedented?

435 Magazine • 10th May 2017

In All Fair-ness

Morgan Fairchild enjoyed her first run at the New Theatre Restaurant so much that she's back for a return engagement.

435 Magazine • 9th October 2018

Kemper Reimagined - The New Hy-Vee Arena

Before the book is closed on Kemper Arena as we once knew it, there’s a Kemper memory for all of us who have been a Kansas Citian for a significant amount of time.

29th August 2018

Did a Local Restaurant Help a Pro Golfer Win Big?

When the Web.com Tour made its annual stop for the KC Golf Classic in August, it was an opportunity for Sepp Straka and Max Rottluff to continue a tradition they started on tour this season.

435 Magazine • 30th January 2019

Soccer As a Lifestyle

Matt Besler and Seth Sinovic had always wanted to incorporate soccer in some other venture off the field. The timing seemed like it was never right for the longtime friends and Sporting Kansas City teammates, but it was something that usually came up in casual conversations.

25th March 2018

Marilyn Maye, the Super-Singer, Still Draws a Crowd in Her 90s

Marilyn Maye commands the stage like no other in her glittering gowns, charms and disarms her audiences with witty banter in between show-stopping songs, and exhibits a depth of musicality that few other performers can match.

15th September 2017

KC Symphony Honors Leonard Bernstein

The consensus is that Leonard Bernstein is the greatest American musician of all time, and it's nowhere near hyperbole. As a conductor, he was peerless; appealing to audiences worldwide with impeccable technique, boundless energy, and powerful human communication.

16th October 2017

Anatomy of a Quarterback Prospect

Just before the biggest decision he’s ever made, Graham Mertz had another typical Friday night at the office.

28th September 2015

Our Blue Heaven

Here's the funny part about the Royals: Not many baseball experts expected this from them again.