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Roger Miller Golden Hits

The building that housed The Kansas City Star for more than one hundred years was designed by Jarvis Hunt, the architect for Union Station. A postcard view of the building at 1729 Grand Boulevard includes the tower for WDAF radio, which began broadcasting from studios inside The Star in 1922.

Before 1911, The Kansas City Star (founded in 1881) operated from a number of locations. Harry Truman even worked downtown briefly at one of them.

When The Star’s publisher, William Rockhill Nelson, decided to create a “permanent” base of operations at 1729 Grand, he chose to employ the architect who would later design Union Station, Jarvis Hunt.

According to accounts at the time, Hunt’s first plan was too fancy for Nelson’s tastes.

Given all the ink and industrial activity required to print papers, Nelson suggested emphatically that the young Chicagoan try again.

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Kansas City Star reporter Brian Burnes talks about the collection of historical photos of the Kansas City police and fire departments published in Out of the Past, a special section in this Sunday's print edition of The Star.

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Let's Dish: Explore three dining options at the new Kansas City International Airport with The Kansas City Star's multimedia reporter Robert Cronkleton. One of the worst things about the old terminals at Kansas City International Airport was the scant food options. Now, the new $1.5 billion terminal brims with possibilities — more than 30 places to eat and drink, many with familiar Kansas City names.

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Originally on the old "Diamond's In The Rough" YT-channel with over 100K-views, now back again! From Feb 19th, 1969, it was this week 55 years ago (from new upload) Valentine's Day, Roger Miller vaulted to #1 on the Easy Listening chart with one of the Top 100 Songs of All-Time in Adult Music -"King Of The Road". Now, "other" uploads of this performance have popped up in my wake, (no surprise there) so we have for you better quality & the pre-song Roger solo with "Kansas City Star" not on You Tube 'til now! ;-)

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The latest edition of the Past | Present history series from The Kansas City Star shows how downtown and Union Station looked before highways I-70, I-35 and I-670 encircled the heart of the city.

The video compares a postcard from the mid-1950s to the same view today.

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Years ago, the “other” Kansas City — the one in Kansas — had its own busy downtown. Though less grand than its Missouri cousin, a stretch of Minnesota Avenue west of 7th Street was lined for decades with shops, banks, theaters and eateries.

This installment of the Past|Present series looks down Minnesota Avenue in KCK, first with a postcard from the 1950s, followed by the exact same view in 2023.

Video series by Monty Davis and Randy Mason | The Kansas City Star

Past|Present is a new video series from The Star that travels through time to show how scenes Kansas City depicted in vintage postcards look today. Check out the series here: https://www.kansascity.com/topics/kc-past-present

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A bridge at the Benton Curve along Interstate 70 just outside of Kansas City, Missouri seems to serve no purpose, so why is it there?

Video by Chris Ochsner.

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Vince Bryant, founder of 3D Development, takes us through plans for redevelopment of the historic Kansas City Star building on 18th and Grand, where Ernest Hemingway once worked.

Dashcam video shows a 2022 Kansas City police chase that ended with a wreck that killed Erika Miller, a 38-year-old mother of seven.

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Kansas City Star (Miller) by Roger Miller, produced by Jerry Kennedy

One of Miller’s five ‘pop’ top-40 entries during the year.

Pop Chart Peaks: Record World 26, Billboard 31, Cash Box 38 - C&W Chart Peak: 7 - Easy Listening Chart Peak: 3

THE 1965 HITS ARCHIVE - here in one place, a good-quality library of original-release-version best-sellers and songs which made an impact that were either released or enjoyed a major chunk of their popularity within the calendar year 1965 (some were recorded in 1964).

One of the best indications that Kansas City started as a river town was the placement of its first two city halls.

Both were located on Main Street between 4th Street and 5th Streets, just a few blocks from the Missouri River.

While the first one, built in 1853, was fairly plain, its successor arrived in 1882 with considerably more visual flair. It was six stories tall and marked by architectural flourishes that led building historian George Ehrlich to describe it as “fussy."

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Kansas City Star (Re-recorded) · Roger Miller

Greatest Hits - Finest Performances

℗ 1996 Sun Label Group, LLC

Released on: 1996-01-01

Producer: Sun Record Co.
Composer Lyricist: Roger Miller

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Album: breadwinneralbum
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Kansas City Star Lyrics:

Got a letter just this mornin' it was postmarked Omaha
It was typed and neatly written offerin' me this better job
Better job at higher wages, expenses paid and a car
But I'm on TV here locally and I can't quit, I'm a star
Ha ha, I come on TV grinnin, ' wearin' pistols and a hat
It's a kiddy show and I'm a hero of the younger set
I'm the number one attraction every supermarket parkin' lot
I'm the queen of Kansas City, no thanks, Omaha, thanks a lot
Kansas City star, that's what I are
Yodel-deedle ay-hee, you oughta see my car
I drive a big old Cadillac with wire
Wheels, got rhinestones on the spokes
I got credit down at the grocery store
And my barber tells me jokes
I'm the number one attraction every supermarket parkin' lot
I'm the Queen of Kansas City, ... no thanks, Omaha, thanks a lot
Kansas City star, that's what I are
Yodel-deedle ay-hee, you oughta see my car
I drive a big old Cadillac with wire
Wheels, got rhinestones on the spokes
I got credit down at the grocery store
And my barber tells me jokes
I'm the number one attraction every supermarket parkin' lot
I'm the queen of Kansas City, no thanks, Omaha, thanks a lot
I'm the queen of Kansas City, no thanks, Omaha, thanks a lot


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The World Cup is fast approaching, and not many in Kansas City know more about it than Matt Besler. Besler, a former Sporting KC star and Kansas City native, played for the U.S. men’s national team in the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. Besler has since hung up his cleats, trading them in for a coaching clipboard.

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Kacey Musgraves - Kansas City Star (Audio Video) [Tribute to Roger Miller]
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