CaitlinCress

Reporter - Flatland

Caitlin Cress writes across all of the desks for The Hale Center, which means that you'll see a lot of her across this site. She has written for various publications like Ink magazine and the Kansas City Star. She enjoys writing and enjoys copy editing even more. Caitlin earned undergraduate degrees in English literature and public relations writing from Missouri Western State University and a master's degree in English, with a focus in manuscripts, print culture and editing, from UMKC. She enjoys cooking, baking, eating and watching too much TV.

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New live/work artist space may come to KC

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Young patients unite around ‘stupid cancer’

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Kansas City, 1968: Photos of MLK assassination protest found

Intersection of race, justice discussed at Village Square

Can fast food workers unionize?

'Ruckus' speaks with Stand Up KC about the issue

Protest, disparity focus of annual KC civil rights summit

A compass for cancer: how one patient navigator makes a difference

How do you get by in KC?

‘Jam’ on 18th & Vine

Author of KC-inspired novel to speak at library

Rob Riggle brings homegrown Big Slick strategy to Middle of the Map

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New live/work artist space may come to KC

Young patients unite around ‘stupid cancer’

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Stories by Caitlin Cress

Kansas City, 1968: Photos of MLK assassination protest found

Intersection of race, justice discussed at Village Square

Can fast food workers unionize?

'Ruckus' speaks with Stand Up KC about the issue

Protest, disparity focus of annual KC civil rights summit

A compass for cancer: how one patient navigator makes a difference

How do you get by in KC?

‘Jam’ on 18th & Vine

Author of KC-inspired novel to speak at library

Rob Riggle brings homegrown Big Slick strategy to Middle of the Map

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New live/work artist space may come to KC

Young patients unite around ‘stupid cancer’

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