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Your Chamber at Work - April 1, 2024

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FROM THE KC CHAMBER'S PRESIDENT AND CEOTomorrow is Election Day, and there is more on the ballot than Jackson County’s 3/8-cent sales tax extension for stadium projects for the Royals and Chiefs. Read Article
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Krigel & Krigel is Now Krigel Nugent + Moore

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Kansas City, Missouri – Krigel & Krigel, P.C., a leading regional law firm, announces a name change to Krigel Nugent + Moore (“KNM”). The firm was founded in 1979 by Erlene and Sandy Krigel and saw the firm change hands in 2021 to Lara Krigel Pabst, Ivan Nugent, and S.J. Moore. Read Article
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Your Chamber at Work - March 25, 2024

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FROM THE KC CHAMBER'S PRESIDENT AND CEOIn thinking about my message this week, I found myself looking back on memories of my father and I attending Royals games, and how that spurred future memory-making opportunities with my own sons. I recalled the joy we felt when the team won the World Series in 1985 and 2015, and the elation we experienced when the Chiefs won the Super Bowl in 2020. These two teams bring Kansas Citians together, even during the tough season when wins are harder to come by.  Read Article
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Your Chamber at Work - March 18, 2024

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FROM PRESIDENT AND CEO JOE REARDONSaturday’s home opener for the Kansas City Current proved the truth in the saying, “Build it and they will come.” This was another historic moment for our region as Read Article
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KC Chamber Encourages Jackson County Voters to Vote Yes on 1 on April 2

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Connecting people is a big part of the KC Chamber’s mission. That is one of the reasons we supported giving Jackson Countians the chance to vote on the 3/8-cent stadium sales tax and are now endorsing the Vote Yes on 1 campaign to keep the Royals and Chiefs in Kansas City. A renovation of Arrowhead Stadium will centralize team operations and enhance the game day experience for fans. The ballpark district is designed to bring areas like 18th & Vine and Power & Light together, linking residents and visitors to a whole host of downtown attractions. Read Article