Articles by John Holt
Bighorn, Big Fish
The Bighorn River has provided magnificent fishing over the years. One of the most fertile rivers in the West, it’s loaded with aquatic plant and animal life in cold, clear water. The Bighorn wanders through a gentle valley in the wide-open high-plains country east of Bozeman. The Bighorn Mountains, a large range that rolls away into Wyoming, adds to the spectacle.
VA『Shop Around - The Smokey Robinson Songbook』エルヴィス・コステロ、ブロンディらによるスモーキー・ロビンソンのカバー集
スモーキー・ロビンソン&ザ・ミラクルズ（Smokey Robinson & The Miracles）『A Pocket Full Of Miracles / One Dozen Roses / Flying High Together / What Love Has Joined Together』ラフで美味な4作品が再発!
Overland Park man’s love of golf took him on ‘long drives’
OVERLAND PARK, Kan. (WDAF) – Domingo Maturey of Overland Park loves golf. So much so that even when he traveled for work, his wife would urge him to get out on the course during his weekends at home. “She’d say, ‘The yard can wait,’” he remembers. “Go play golf.” And so, Mingo, as his golfing buddies know him, would. Years later, Mingo would play again, for the love of golf and his first love: his wife, Lana. 38 years into their marriage, she passed after a valiant fight with a rare form of cancer.
4 The People: Missouri redistricting, Jackson County recall and more
4 The People: Missouri redistricting, Jackson County recall and more KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Texas Democrats fled the state to avoid voting on new Congressional maps, as the White House pressures bright red states to redraw the maps to pick up seats and maintain the majority. Will Missouri be next? The Missouri Independent’s Rudi Keller has been covering the developments and joins us to share his insights.
Best in show | Advertisement for Bovril, 1930s, Museum of Brands, London
Alice Kain Curator at the Museum of Brands, London “I like this advertisement because of the mix of messages it sends. It shows a beautiful woman in an elaborate athletic pose, reflecting the time when people were flocking to join in with the new craze of ice skating, thanks to the young Princess Elizabeth having learned how to do it. Meanwhile, the ‘hockey-sticks’ language of the period intriguingly reveals that Bovril was being sold as a health drink.
House Divided: Wife an Eagles fan, husband cheers for Chiefs in NOLA
NEW ORLEANS (WDAF) — It’s inevitable. Happy couples with so much in common. Until their NFL teams meet in the Super Bowl. In this case, for a second time! For Jaime and Dave Dailey, a suburban Philadelphia couple, it’s a house divided. Life can be funny sometimes. As in when a southwest Kansas guy meets a south Jersey girl. Him: A Marine veteran who landed near Philly in law enforcement, eventually becoming a small town police chief. She was a daughter raised on Philadelphia sports.
House Divided: Wife an Eagles fan, husband cheers for Chiefs in NOLA
NEW ORLEANS (WDAF) — It’s inevitable. Happy couples with so much in common. Until their NFL teams meet in the Super Bowl. In this case, for a second time! For Jaime and Dave Dailey, a suburban Philadelphia couple, it’s a house divided. Life can be funny sometimes. As in when a southwest Kansas guy meets a south Jersey girl. Him: A Marine veteran who landed near Philly in law enforcement, eventually becoming a small town police chief. She was a daughter raised on Philadelphia sports.
House Divided: Wife an Eagles fan, husband cheers for Chiefs in NOLA
NEW ORLEANS (WDAF) — It’s inevitable. Happy couples with so much in common. Until their NFL teams meet in the Super Bowl. In this case, for a second time! For Jaime and Dave Dailey, a suburban Philadelphia couple, it’s a house divided. Life can be funny sometimes. As in when a southwest Kansas guy meets a south Jersey girl. Him: A Marine veteran who landed near Philly in law enforcement, eventually becoming a small town police chief. She was a daughter raised on Philadelphia sports.
House Divided: Wife an Eagles fan, husband cheers for Chiefs in NOLA
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Q3 2024 Trading and Business Update
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Dream Streams
Finding peace and fish away from the crowds on lesser known waters. As the years pass, I find myself spending more and more time on the little creeks tumbling out of Montana’s mountain ranges. Unlike many big-name rivers, justly famous for their large trout but suffering from the near-gridlock of rafts and driftboats, the diminutive headwater flows offer isolation and serenity.
Best in show | Pink Spread, 1986, by Mali Morris
Sam Cornish Freelance curator “This exhibition is a ‘homecoming’ for Mali Morris, who first came to Newcastle University in 1963 for the fine art department’s ‘first year basic course’, led by the artist Richard Hamilton. It features a selection of the vibrantly colourful and luminous work produced over the past 45 years by Morris, who is approaching her 80th birthday.
Conversations with Johnson County sheriff candidates
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — This week “4 The People” resumes its “Candidate Conversations” in key races in both Kansas and Missouri. Our first guests join us from Johnson County, where Republican Doug Bedford and Democrat Byron Roberson are squaring off to replace Sheriff Calvin Hayden. They share their visions for the office, how they’ll work with other agencies and the county commission and more.
Best in show | Layered Legacies, 2024, by Mani Kambo
Darren Pih Chief curator and artistic director at Harewood House and co-curator of the Harewood Biennial 2024 “At Create/Elevate – our third craft biennial – 17 contemporary makers from around the world are celebrating their expertise and using their work to illuminate the complex history of Harewood House. The fine art interiors are, of course, the work of many of the most revered craft-artists and designers in history, such as Thomas Chippendale and Robert Adam.
Kehoe, Bailey make pitches in respective races ahead of Missouri August Primary
John Holt June 23, 2024 at 8:00 AM·1 min read KANSAS CITY, Mo. — This week it’s a “Show-Me State” version of “Candidate Conversations,” featuring two statewide officeholders. Missouri Lt. Governor Mike Kehoe is looking to move into the governor’s office, but must first win an August Primary. In brand new polling out this week, Kehoe says his campaign is trending the right way. The exclusive Fox 4-Hill-Emerson College Poll shows Kehoe within three points of Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft.
Best in show | The Umbrellas, 1881-86, by Pierre-Auguste Renoir
Mark Simmons Audience Development and Engagement Manager, Leicester City Council “Two years ago, we were invited by London’s National Gallery to take part in a project designed to celebrate its bicentenary with the loans of 12 of its most iconic artworks to regional museums. Leicester Museum & Art Gallery was offered The Umbrellas by Pierre-Auguste Renoir because the painting depicts people in a busy street and we have a strong reputation for working with communities.
Kansas Legislature’s special session for sports team
John Holt June 9, 2024 at 11:00 AM·1 min read KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Kansas Legislature is revisiting a STAR Bonds for a Stadiums bill using a special session on tax cuts. This bill could potentially be used to lure a professional sports team to the Sunflower State. The team with the most potential for a move across state lines is the reigning Super Bowl Champion Kansas City Chiefs.
Best in show | The Garden of Eden with the Temptation in the Background, c.1600
Art Best In Show Geraldine Collinge Chief executive at Compton Verney, Warwickshire “Gazing out across Capability Brown-designed parkland from a window in Compton Verney art gallery is like looking at a magnificent landscape painting.
4 The People: Focus on big votes in April and November
Posted: Mar 10, 2024 / 10:30 AM CDT Updated: Mar 10, 2024 / 09:33 AM CDT KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Two campaigns headline this week’s “4 The People.” Kevin Collison, founder of CitySceneKC and currently a freelance writer for Flatland KC, joins us to discuss where the 3/8 cent sales tax for stadiums stands, as absentee ballots are being cast in the election set for April 2. A key issue: the Royals’ late decision to move to the East Crossroads and the challenges that presents.
Museums Change Lives | 2023 Winners
Communities Decolonising Museums Museums Change Lives Participation Museum of London Harry Kane has appeared in many of the world’s most iconic football grounds, but one of the record goalscorer’s most telling contributions was made on a gallery floor. The life and career of the former Tottenham Hotspur frontman was celebrated in the Harry Kane: I Want to Play Football exhibition at the Museum of London in 2022, a joyous celebration for fans and non-sports followers alike.
Where can you get a candle that smells like a football game?
LAS VEGAS — Jim Reding noticed something. Guests of the hotels, resorts, and casinos that the company he worked for loved the scents throughout the halls and lobbies. Each was specially created to match what the customer wanted, but when those guests asked how they could get the scent for their homes, they were told it wasn’t available for them to buy. When Jim told his wife Christina, she suggested she could make scented candles using his scents.
Where can you get a candle that smells like a football game?
Posted: Feb 9, 2024 / 05:43 PM EST Updated: Feb 9, 2024 / 05:43 PM EST LAS VEGAS — Jim Reding noticed something. Guests of the hotels, resorts, and casinos that the company he worked for loved the scents throughout the halls and lobbies. Each was specially created to match what the customer wanted, but when those guests asked how they could get the scent for their homes, they were told it wasn’t available for them to buy.
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