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News & Stories

  • KC Auction & Appraisal Company filming PBS pledge drive segment with Gwen Hefner and Jason Roske at the gallery
  • KC Auction & Appraisal Company filming PBS pledge drive segment with Justin Rogers and Jason Roske at the gallery
  • Group photo of the 2024 Kansas City PBS Antique & Fine Art Appraisal Fair appraisers coordinated by KC Auction & Appraisal Company

Supporting Kansas City PBS and Celebrating a Shared Legacy

November 7, 2025|

Supporting Kansas City PBS and Celebrating a Shared Legacy By Jason R. Roske This week, we welcomed Kansas City PBS into the KC Auction & Appraisal Company gallery to film two new pledge drive segments that will air on December 1st during the station’s live fundraising broadcast. These segments will help raise support for public television and build excitement for the upcoming Antique & Fine Art Appraisal [...]

  • A smartphone displaying a sports betting app with the words “Tap, Bet, Lose (Maybe Win)” across the screen, representing how mobile betting draws money away from Missouri’s Main Street businesses.

Tap, Bet, Lose: Missouri’s Main Street Is About to Lose Big

November 4, 2025|

Tap, Bet, Lose: Missouri’s Main Street Is About to Lose Big By Jason R. Roske I have seen this before. When consumer spending habits shift, Main Street feels it first. I saw it back in 1994 when Missouri’s riverboat casinos first opened. At the time, it felt like a new source of excitement and entertainment, but local businesses quickly noticed the side effects. Spending at local shops, [...]

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