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Charmaine Merriweather

City Editor, KCtoday

Charmaine lives in Kansas City, MO. She has written for newspapers, newsrooms, and blogs. She also previously managed social media for the Country Club Plaza, KC Melting Pot Theatre, and other businesses. On her off days, Charm is usually reading books, watching movies, cooking, or playing video games.

Find your next coffee stop using the stars.
A turn of phrase here, a recognizable KC nod there — these craft beers found around Kansas City take local pride seriously.
Hümanette will open on Friday, August 9 in Brookside
This is the only time during the year you can enter these sunflower fields.
These stories and posts were KCtoday readers’ faves.
Claw into these cafes across the metro featuring cats waiting for fur-ever homes.
A reader wrote in asking for help finding activities for introverts and Editor Charm answered the call.
The City of KCMO and the Plaza’s newest owners held a joint conference detailing the district’s future.
Over its 100+ year history, the Country Club Plaza has exchanged a few hands. Let’s take a look at the iconic district’s newest owners + what they have in store.
Redditors shared their favorite Kansas City exclusives and they did not dissapoint.
The money came from 4,000+ donors who poured out their KC hearts following the shooting at the Chiefs’ Super Bowl parade.
The local language school lets you learn from native Spanish speakers wherever you (and they) might be.
A new rendering showcases what a Royals stadium based in the bottoms would offer.
Take a bite out of summer boredom with this tech-based mini class.
Each bar has its own unique theme, making sure there’s a vibe for everyone.
The 92nd annual United States Conference of Mayors Meeting will call KC its backdrop.
Head to these spots to make + appreciate music on Friday, June 21.
According to new data, the market may be slowing down for the first time in several years.
Take a deep dive into the beloved fountain’s origins.
Kansas’ app helps families be a tourist in their own state.
We’re on the most Kansas City quest ever, except these epic proportions come with a side of baked beans and coleslaw.
Wednesday, June 19 marks the 158-year anniversary of the end of institutional slavery in the US. Commemorate the day with these events across the metro.
Our hometown women’s soccer team just set another record.
Here are nine ways to celebrate Dad in the Heartland.
These stories and posts were KCtoday readers’ faves.
June is jam-packed with local Pride events. Here’s a guide to all the can’t-miss festivities.
Would a Kansas City in another state be just as sweet?
The project secured $5 million in funding from the City of KCMO.
Visit KC’s free passport lets you explore the city and save money at the same time.
The match comes right before they head off to the Summer Olympics in Paris.