Martin City Telegraph

The Ward Parkway Fleet Feet traces its roots to Garry Gribble’s Olympic Village, which opened in mid-1984.

The director at the Rainbow School recently beat four other finalists for the honorary title.

Resolution 260887 declares the City Council’s intent to preserve Blue River Road as a “historic automobile roadway” and initiates a 60-day pause on the plan to convert a portion into a trail.

Musicians from as far as New York want to lock in a spot for 2027. “It’s a good listening room.”

“If we find a good space nearby, one where more families could come and dine, then we might reopen.”

“That area is starving for good food.”

On Thursday afternoon, KCPD identified the deceased as 44-year-old Larry Baker.

No injuries were reported.

We had to make some operational changes to pass our savings to our customers. But we really are going to be saving the customer a lot of money out the door.”

Family has been unable to locate him and they are worried for his well-being.

Whalefall is adapted from the 2023 novel of the same name by Daniel Kraus, who also co-wrote the screenplay with director Brian Duffield.

At the Alexander Majors House in south Kansas City, museum historians are digging into the era’s darker side for the Halloween season’s events.

Events such as the NEKCHS Fall Homes Tour give people the chance to step inside historic homes that usually remain behind a locked door.

Boo, brews and everything between: your South KC Halloween. 

While Belton High School opens a new credit union branch, Martin City K8 celebrates a new cafeteria.