Lane4 gives update on Red Bridge Shopping Center
The store is dealing with “ferocious competition” and a lack of young families in the area. It also needs more support from the neighborhood.
The store is dealing with “ferocious competition” and a lack of young families in the area. It also needs more support from the neighborhood.
“I often see folks walking on that busy road all the time and this is going to be an incredible improvement for pedestrians’ safety and walkability,” said Sixth District Councilman Johnathan Duncan.
The magic of Christmas starts now!
This year, their high school program produced 14 college commitments. In 2025, it produced 24. This tradition of excellence is hard to ignore.
“I will do my best to ‘clean house’ and root out the corruption,” said Stacy Lake, who will take over as Jackson County Executive in January.
“We want to offer support, a sense of community, a home, a meal, a clean space,” said Adriana Swift, owner and director of veterans home Spruced Up KC.
From breakfast in Belton to raffles at Ward Parkway Center, take a chance to honor those who served in south KC on Nov. 11.
“Not everybody that’s in politics likes to admit when a mistake was made,” outgoing Sixth District Legislator Sean Smith said on Saturday. “I would say the first mistake was trusting what we were told.”
“Once we lose these public-owned lands, we can never get them back,” said Stacy Lake, who will take the helm as Jackson County Executive in January.
“Rep. Ealy was removed from committees this spring so he could address his personal issues. There are no plans to restore his committee assignments for the upcoming session.”
The Kansas City Board of Police Commissioners is encouraging residents and those who work in Kansas City to participate in the community listening sessions.
Late on Halloween, KCPD identified the victim as 33-year-old Derrick Jones.
Named Douglass Cemetery and sometimes called Grange, this landlocked cemetery just northeast of 92nd Street and Charlotte is being threatened by development.
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.