Month: November 2017

By Jill Draper A lackluster salad bar—iceberg lettuce, carrots and sometimes one additional raw vegetable—gave

 By Sue Reames Thanks to the generosity of the employees of MarksNelson Certified Public Accounting

By Zoë Dunning Amina Ricca, owner of Aerial Fitness, welcomed me into her partially finished

By Brad Lucht Like many of the businesses that were flooded out of 103 Square,

by Diane Eickhoff As she walked beside the wagon train lumbering west over the Missouri

By Brad Lucht Darryl Strawberry played for the New York Mets in the 1980s as

By John Sharp Hopefully, new KCMO Police Chief Rick Smith’s goal of getting the city

Veterans can receive free dental care from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Nov. 22. Dental

This time of year, customers begin ordering Jess and Jim’s pies for the holiday meal.

By Brad Lucht There will be an Ecumenical Thanksgiving Service at St. Peter & All

By John Sharp Tiffany Moore, the new executive director of the Martin City Community Improvement

If today’s weather doesn’t put you in the mood for Christmas, Martin City’s Holiday Market will.

Martin City will flip the switch at 7 p.m. Other communities follow suit throughout the season.

George Lipari will be sorely missed as a longstanding pillar in the Red Bridge community.

Martin City bursts into the Christmas spirit with a full weekend of activities, starting with