Martin City Telegraph

Plans to welcome 650,000 people to Kansas City are in full swing, from soccer-themed decorations and merchandise to large-scale initiatives.

Darin Jones celebrates one last St. Patrick’s Day Parade as coordinator of the annual Belton event.

South Kansas City will celebrate St. Patrick’s Day early this weekend with parades, music, and a full lineup of Irish (or green) food and drink.

The cause of the fire is under investigation by KCFD. 

Road work is expected to continue until March 25th.

Register March 16 – April 16 for the 2026 Callery Pear Tree Buyback with a

‘This is not a leap — this is the next step,’ said longtime pastor Darron Edwards.

From barber chairs to ballot boxes, the Jordan’s proved that political power in this city was not easily claimed.

“Thank you for honoring the Ghanaian community with this proclamation,” said Dr. Cobina Lartson, who leads Ghanaians in Greater Kansas City. “It means to us that whenever we are celebrating our independence, we remember that we have friends celebrating with us. And that is Kansas City.”

“We thought it was time to have a little grocery store in Grandview for all Hispanic people in the area.”

By Kathy Feist After 17 years of early rising, Allie “Miss Vee” Toney closed her

Family is worried about Benjamin’s mental health.

A high-end luxury used car dealership is on the way to Martin City while The Running Well Store and Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers are on the way out.

The Traffic Calming Program will be implemented city wide.

The improvements are possible through a $4.25 million federal grant from the National Park Service Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership.