Retracing the Santa Fe Trail in Kansas City
The journey to Santa Fe took about six months round trip.
South KC celebrates the Santa Fe Trail’s Bicentennial
Long before there were UPS trucks or Amazon deliveries, the Santa Fe Trail was a 900-mile dirt road for covered wagons hauling goods to and from New Mexico and the western boundary of the United States.
Art is back in Brookside
By Jill Draper The Brookside Art Fair returns on Sept. 17-19 after missing last year
Waldo celebrates 29th Annual Fall Festival
Spirit of Waldo By Kady Waddle The Waldo Area Business Association is hosting the 29th
Waldo celebrates 29th Annual Fall Festival
Spirit of Waldo By Kady Waddle The Waldo Area Business Association is hosting the 29th
What if the old county jail became a homeless shelter? Jackson County Legislator Dan Tarwater shares his thoughts on the new jail, mask mandates and future plans
By Kathy Feist Jackson County Legislator Dan Tarwater is well known for his outspoken views
Quilt exhibit at Harris-Kearney House includes those from Tammy Reid
“We are grateful to Tammy for sharing her love of unique and dazzling quilts with our members and friends.”
9/11 ceremony to be held at First Responder’s Memorial in south KC
he ceremony will give the public an opportunity to honor the victims of 9/11 as well as show appreciation to our current first responders. “We will never forget.”
Molle Toyota to host First Responders Safety Telethon on September 9
“First responders just can’t budget for everything they need, There are always things they don’t have money for, and that’s the gap we stand in.”
Cinderella’s latest tale is one of female empowerment, but as a musical it falls flat
Cinderella Directed by: Kay Cannon Fantasy, Musical, Romance | PG | 1 hr 53 min