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Heather Kane Kohler
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Editor-at-Large, 417 Magazine
Springfield
Beats
Japanese culturenatural disasters Japan between the 1850s and 1960s
Everything not tech related.
Content
By Heather Kane Kohler Verified| 417 Magazine Verified Hoesch’s obsession with MacKenzie-Childs began when she was just a teenager. Her love for the pottery, best known for its signature black and white checkerboard pattern, was ignited when she visited her aunt on the East Coast. Once Hoesch was in college she would travel to upstate New York for the big MacKenzie-Childs warehouse sales. “I would go buy boxes of pottery,” says Hoesch. “My family thought I was crazy.
By Heather Kane Kohler Verified| 417 Magazine Verified Photographed by Janae HardyDesigner Shailey Murphy shares her appreciation for restoring older homes, including her own eclectic home nestled in the Rountree neighborhood. There’s just something about the charm—and the possibility—of a old house. Turning one into your perfect home is a balancing act between preserving the original touches and unique character of the space while also adding details to make it feel entirely your own.
By Heather Kane Kohler Verified| 417 Magazine Verified Hoesch’s obsession with MacKenzie-Childs began when she was just a teenager. Her love for the pottery, best known for its signature black and white checkerboard pattern, was ignited when she visited her aunt on the East Coast. Once Hoesch was in college she would travel to upstate New York for the big MacKenzie-Childs warehouse sales. “I would go buy boxes of pottery,” says Hoesch. “My family thought I was crazy.
Company Info
417 Magazine
417 Magazine is a regional publication based in Springfield, Missouri, founded in 1998. It focuses on local lifestyle, culture, and events, reaching nearly 400,000 readers each month. The magazine is part of Whitaker Publishing, which was established by Gary and Joan Whitaker after acquiring the magazine in 2001. Their daughter, Logan Aguirre, became the owner and publisher in 2020. In addition to its flagship magazine, 417 Magazine offers several related publications, including 417 Home, 417 Bride, and Biz 417. The company also provides custom publishing services through 417 Custom and organizes local events with its 417 Events division. For event management, 417 Tix serves as an online platform for ticket sales. With a dedicated team of about 46 employees, 417 Magazine has received numerous awards for its contributions to the local media landscape.
Springfield, United States
+1 417-883-7417
Founded: 1998