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Dayten Rose

Multi-City Editor, Midwest

Dayten is based in Kansas City, MO and studied sociolinguistics at Truman State University, where he was the editor-in-chief of Windfall Magazine. He loves exploring tiny towns in the Midwest, weird history, and Dungeons & Dragons.

Pack your reusable shopping bags, because we’ve rounded up farmers markets around Greenville, SC.
Video may have killed the radio star, but Autio? It’s got ‘em both beat.
Two local excursions made Tripadvisor’s list of top experiences in the US — one is in the heart of the TBAY, while the other will make a perfect day trip.
From classic firework shows on the river to yacht cruises, there’s something for everyone this Fourth of July in TBAY.
The largest International Photography Competition to date, with 2,557 photographs submitted from 59 countries, kicks off Wednesday, June 26 at 5:30 p.m.
Celebrate one of the Southwest’s pioneer Chicano arts organizations.
Adjacent to the $1 billion Stadium Project site, the “cottage-style student housing community” will feature a resort-style pool and a Jumbotron.
Between developers reducing their energy footprint through the use of shipping crates + housing reusing vacated offices in town, these two developments show what sustainable development can do.
Most of us probably don’t have our state flags memorized, but it’s worth studying up: Our flag’s design reflects centuries of history.
The “Right Turn Only” sculpture consists of upward-facing arrows in a swirl that mirrors traffic around the roundabout + the air patterns created by airplane wings.
Don’t let analysis paralysis put a damper on your meal — order one of these food flights so you can sample every flavor + get your fill at the same time.
The renovation will create a pedestrian-friendly destination with shops, walkways, and restaurants.
Learn more about the events and organizations raising awareness and celebrating the LGBTQ+ community throughout Pride Month.
Incorporating native plants into the urban garden is a win-win for pollinators, the environment, and the gardener.
You’re more likely to find baby animals in need this summer, so be informed about how your intervention can help (or harm) local wildlife in need.
With new looks, new amenities, and new accessibility features, Sar-Ko-Par will open Saturday, May 25 after two years in development.
Putting out a tube feeder is just the beginning — we’ll get you started in the wide world of birdfeeding.
A $10,000 grant from Missouri Humanities will help fund the Kansas City Museum’s new programming series, “The Whole Story.”
Kansas City was a few near misses from becoming a Hollywood of its own — but these three pieces of local film history tell a story that’s uniquely us.
Sheryl Crow will return for this year’s Big Slick, alongside a host of comedians, personalities, and KC local celebrities.
The soon-to-be star of Super Bowl and screen will act in FX’s “Grotesquerie” — his latest foray into the limelight.
Project Homeless Connect Kansas City has helped 2,700+ people experiencing homeless in the metro since 2014 — many of them through this annual event providing medical, housing, and employment assistance.
With a proposed site near two KCK destinations and two major developments, Buc-ee’s plans to lure drivers with its snack lineup, merch, and immense bathrooms.
Fun fact: Forbes named KCK the Taco Capital of the US.
One of two NASCAR Cup Series weekends held at Kansas Speedway each year, the AdventHealth 400 is the focus of the festivities on Sunday, May 5.
Sports architect David Manica, who designed stadiums for the Raiders and Titans, presented a concept for what the home of the Chiefs would look like in Kansas.
For National Bike Month, we rounded up some local cyclist resources + spots to link with other cycling enthusiasts.
Blink and you’ll miss this lightning fast sporting event — but either of these Kentucky Derby watch parties will give you memories that will last you till next year.
Keep the Alamo City love growing this spring with local plants.
Made from Civic Saint’s compressed earthen blocks, the home gives residents a taste of what the future of affordable housing could look like in the metro.
Whether you’re a solo performer, a band, or a venue looking to host, it’s time to start preparing for Make Music Day in the metro.
The metro’s first all Black comedy festival kicks off this weekend with showcases, workshops, and performances by local + national talent. We sat down with founder Hilari Holt to learn more.
This Earth Day and year round, join a volunteer cleanup or community effort to keep the metro clean, happy, and environmentally stable.
We may not share clothes, but this international partnership has led to some pretty close ties.
On a mission to educate the metro about sustainable mushroom agriculture with delicious food, Mushroom Culture needs investors to start serving up morels and more on 39th.
From his start in baseball to his three-time Super Bowl winning career as the Chiefs’ star quarterback, TIME Magazine profiled Number 15 for its 2024 list of the World’s Most Influential People.
At this year’s Downtown Council luncheon, four businesses + individuals were recognized for helping to shape downtown KCMO.
Catch 100+ films from up-and-coming to career directors at the oldest and largest curated film festival in the metro.
We asked you to share your solar shots for those who couldn’t catch the event in totality — here’s what our readers shared.
Pianos? Native plants? You can rent more than just books at Kansas City’s public library.
You’re more likely to find baby animals in need this summer, so be informed about how your intervention can help (or harm) local wildlife in need.
Dig into delicious and nutritious vegan and vegetarian fare in every corner of Swan City.
Keep local love growing with local plants.
We managed to catch a glimpse of the solar eclipse — but if you were stuck in KC at the time, you’ll know that 90% totality is a hard thing to see with the naked eye. That’s where our metro photographers come in.
Look up local arts events, exhibitions, and calls for artists using ArtsKC’s online database.
From the university’s biggest capital project in history to its largest class of first-time students to date, here’s what’s going on at UMKC.
The 2024-2025 fiscal year will see the city’s highest ever spending in public safety + road improvements, plus tons of other items geared at keeping up with KC’s historic growth.
Jackson County taxpayers made their voices heard regarding the 3/8-cent sales tax extension required to fund parts of a new downtown ballpark + Arrowhead renovations.
Say hello to Adriana + Nicholas, the faces behind your favorite 5-min morning newsletter.
On Monday, April 1 only, Jasper’s Restaurant will celebrate 70 years in KC with a menu inspired by its Italian classics from the last century.
Don’t just throw it all away — give your old clothing, furniture, and miscellaneous items a second life at one of these donation sites.
Whether it’s an al fresco brunch on the patio or margaritas on the rooftop, these dining decks across the metro will get you drinking in sunshine.
Putting out a tube feeder is just the beginning — we’ll get you started in the wide world of birdfeeding.
Nothing adds a sour end to a day on the town like coming back to a parking ticket — but a little bit of planning can help you stay on the right side of Park KC.
Learn how San Antonians use this Spanish word
Help celebrate Kentucky’s 90,000 miles of surface waterways.
The one-of-a-kind interactive children’s museum features 45+ exhibits from its in-house team of local artists.
Love your city? Get engaged.
Between men’s and women’s basketball through 2031 and NWSL tournaments for 2024 and 2025, the metro’s rep as a national sports capital is only growing.
Don’t forget to wear your green.