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Former Chiefs at Barley & Vine

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February 7, 2024
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Three former members of the Kansas City Chiefs were on hand at Barley & Vine wine bar in Downtown Platte  City on Sunday, Jan. 28 to watch the Chiefs AFC Championship Game on television with bar patrons. From left: Ken Kremer, Tim Barnett and Gary Stills shown relaxing in Barley & Vine, which is an upscale brewery, wine bar, and specialty wine shop located at 246 Main Street in Platte City. The wine bar has televisions on its second level, which is where the Chiefs vs. Ravens playoff game was on for all to see. Kremer played defensive tackle six seasons for the Chiefs from 1979 to 1984; Barnett played three season as wide receiver for the Chiefs from 1991-93; and Stills played linebacker for the Chiefs from 1999 to 2005.

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