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(formerly LIKEME® Lighthouse - KC) – The mission of the Center for Inclusion is to provide a safe, welcoming space where LGBT+ individuals, their families, friends, and straight allies can come for education and resources; and to build a cohesive LGBT+ community in the Midwest. We want to be recognized as the community center that helps individuals —regardless of sexual orientation or identity — to fully realize their potential.

The mission of Kansas City Community Gardens is to assist low-income households and community groups in the Kansas City metropolitan area to produce vegetables and fruit from garden plots located in backyards, vacant lots, and at community sites. KCCG helps over18,000 individuals in the Kansas City area each year. The organization maintains or partners with over 500 community garden sites. KCCG provides free gardening workshops, technical assistance, garden supplies, and other resources to individuals, families, neighborhood organizations, nonprofit agencies, and other groups throughout the metropolitan Kansas City area through the Self-Help Gardening and Community Partner Gardens programs. In addition, KCCG’s Schoolyard Gardens program staff help schools to create and grow gardens to improve students’ knowledge about nutrition and the importance of fresh fruits and vegetables to a healthy diet. KCCG’s Beanstalk Children’s Garden complements the efforts of Schoolyard Gardens staff by allowing school and community groups, families, and other visitors to learn about plant science, food production, nutrition, and insects during summer tours of this unique garden. The Beanstalk includes fruit, vegetable, and herb gardens; a seed and grain garden; the Curiosity Garden, filled with strange and unusual plants; and water garden featuring water lilies and floating hyacinths, fish, and frogs.

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Kansas City Research Institute conducts clinical trials yielding results that empower medical professionals and patients to make informed health care decisions by advancing medical knowledge, promoting new and promising treatments, and facilitating access to otherwise unobtainable medications. Kansas City Research Institute led by liver specialist Dr. Bradley Freilich. Dr. Freilich has over 20 years of clinical research experience in phase 2-4 hepatology and gastroenterology trials, and has participated in close to a hundred research trials. KCRI opened a 20 bed phase one research center. While this facility will be able to do studies with healthy volunteers, our specialty is in trials for patients with liver disease, including looking at any drug that needs to be tested in hepatic impaired patient. KCRI also has experience in conducting Phase One Oncology Trials.

KCKCC is a public, urban, open-door, and comprehensive community college committed to excellence in higher education.

We are a Relocation and Property Management Company specializing in rental and lease to own properties in Kansas City, Missouri and surrounding areas. We are an innovative team of licensed agents and leasing specialists on the move. Our newest addition for continued growth is property management. One of the most important factors of our mission statement is maximizing property value while minimizing property expenses.

When they have need for Home Security Systems, Kansas City residents trust Kansas City Security Systems ,we are the best Home Security Systems providers ,home security systems and home security alarm systems company over 50 combined years of experience in providing exceptional service.

Welcome to KC Streetcar! Running from the River Market on the north end to Union Station and Crown Center on the south, KC Streetcar connects all the downtown Kansas City, Missouri neighborhoods with 16 platform stops and 2.2 miles of track. Shop local produce, couture, antiques and KC memorabilia; drop the commute between work and home; enjoy the culture of art galleries, events, concerts and plays; satisfy your hunger/thirst/cravings with a variety of culinary offerings … it’s all part of a normal day in downtown Kansas City!

Kansas City Young Audiences mission is to engage all youth in the arts, promote creativity, and inspire success in education. About KCYA Kansas City Young Audiences is the original provider of arts education programs for children and youth in the Kansas City metro. Our programs serve approximately 100,000 students annually, and for many. it is their first brush with the arts. Nearly 70% of the students we serve come from lower-income homes and may not have access to these experiences if it weren't for KCYA and our 150 partner teaching artists. Our Rallying Cry: Every child deserves the transformational spark the arts ignite! Our History Kansas City Young Audiences (KCYA) has been the leading provider of high-quality arts education for 55 years. Established as a non-profit agency in 1961 by a group of dedicated volunteers, KCYA's original mission was to provide children, in Kansas City schools, an opportunity to see and hear classical music performances. Since that time, Kansas City Young Audiences now provides programs in creative writing, dance, theatre, visual art as well as music and serves the greater Kansas City area, Eastern Kansas and Western Missouri. KCYA is an affiliate of the national Young Audiences Arts for Learning network, the leading provider of arts education programs in the United States. Kansas City Young Audiences arts programs have helped more than 5 million children cultivate artistic expression; unleashing ideas, creativity, and individual problem solving skills.

Kansas City, Kansas is the third largest city in the State of Kansas and is the county seat of Wyandotte County. It is also the third largest city in the Kansas City Metropolitan Area. The city is part of the "Unified Government" which also includes the cities of Bonner Springs and Edwardsville. As of the 2000 census, the city population was 146,867. The city is situated at Kaw Point, which is the junction of the Missouri and Kansas rivers. The Kansas City, Kansas Police Department serves and protects the citizens of Kansas City, Kansas. There are over 375 sworn officers and over 125 civilian employees.

The Kansas Corporation Commission (KCC) regulates five cornerstone industries in the Kansas economy. The Commission has the responsibility of ensuring that natural gas, electricity, telephone and transportation vendors provide safe, adequate and reliable services at reasonable rates. The Commission also has the mandate of assuring that oil and gas producers protect correlative rights and environmental resources. The authority of the KCC is derived from KSA 74-601 to 74-631. In the absence of competition, the KCC regulates public utilities, common carriers, motor carriers, and oil and gas producers. It does not regulate most electric cooperatives, water cooperatives, municipalities, wireless telephones, long distance phone services, cable companies or the internet. The Kansas Corporation Commission has provided 125 years of regulatory service to the citizens of Kansas. The Kansas Commission was one of the first state regulatory bodies in the nation, established as the Railroad Commission in 1883 by the Kansas Legislature. The Railroad Commission had power and authority to regulate steam-operated railroads, express companies, sleeping car companies and inter-company electric lines. The members were elected by popular vote. In 1911, the Kansas Legislature created a three member Public Utilities Commission to regulate telegraph and telephone companies, pipeline companies, common carriers, water, electric, gas and all power companies with the exception of those owned by municipalities. Members of this commission were appointed by the Governor. The State Corporation Commission of the State of Kansas was established by the Legislature in 1933. Its jurisdiction was extended to include the regulation of motor carriers, gas conservation and supervision of plugging abandoned wells to protect fresh and useable water from pollution.

Kansas Crossing Casino + Hotel is the latest state-owned casino to be licensed in Kansas. We feature the newest and hottest slot machines, 16 gaming tables including live craps & live roulette, a 123-room Hampton Inn and Suites, a multi-purpose indoor entertainment complex called The Corral, as well as an outdoor concert venue. Enjoy your favorite cuisine in a 125-seat restaurant designed to reflect the region’s mining history called Two Brothers Mining Co. A chef-designed menu features custom dishes exclusive to Kansas Crossing. Plus, relax and enjoy a cold crafted beer and socialize with friends at Bronco Bar. Inspired by the watering holes of the past, Bronco Bar features 25 crafted beers and a wide selection of Whiskies and Bourbons and features live entertainment on the weekends. Come and to taste our extensive whiskey and Bourbon collection or a few of our crafted cocktails.