The unseasonable hot weather is perfect for ice cream. Andy’s Frozen Custard at 106th and State Line opens amid street construction.
Does your leg hurt? It might be a sign of Peripheral Arterial Disease
Not many people know about Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) and that’s a concern, says one local doctor.
Program provides information on Parkinson’s disease and sleep issues
The Parkinson’s Foundation will be presenting “Parkinson’s, Sleep and Me” on September 19 at the KU Edwards Campus, 12604 Quivira Rd. in Overland Park, KS.
Historic Union Cemetery showcases the lives of early pioneers
Nestled in the heart of our city is 27 acres of park land that holds the remains of some of Kansas City’s most important historical figures.
Sculpture, playground and amphitheater to beautify 81st and Troost
It is called Marlborough Blomes, and soon this sculpture will beautify 81st and Troost, an area once plagued with dilapidated buildings, litter and a lot of crime. Its new home will also have a new amphitheater and extensive playground.
Mural brightens Martin City Coffee
Two artists collaborate on the colorful drive-thru mural at Martin City Coffee.
Owners of Loud House Farm to do a pop up brunch
Loud House Farm will be offering a pop up brunch on Sunday, September 15th, at Crane Brewing, 6515 Railroad St, in Raytown. The brunch will be held in the Barrel Room.
Site for Wonderscope prepares for construction
The property for Wonderscope at the Red Bridge Shopping Center will have grading, utility relocation and retaining wall work this month.
Brookdale artist with Parkinson’s featured at art auction fundraiser
A Silent Art Auction will be in the lobby of Brookdale Wornall Place, 107th and Wornall Rd., from 4 to 7 p.m. Hors d’oeuvres, drinks and music will be available. The public is invited.
Gilded Lily hosts Downton Abbey tea
Gilded Lily will be hosting an afternoon tea party inspired by the British period drama on Sunday, September 15, at 3:30 pm