Month: January 2018

For more reasons than one, the library will no longer be part of the new Wonderscope facility being built at the Red Bridge Shopping Center.

Author Terence O’Malley will speak on the history of the local mob on Wednesday, January 17th at 7 p.m. at the Raytown Mid-Continent Public Library, 6131 Raytown Rd

New Year, New You…right? You’ve set your resolutions, and you’re determined to follow through. Maybe

To honor those who put their lives on the line keeping our communities safe,  McDonald’s

By Diane Euston In the mid 19th century, hundreds of slave owners purchased land snuggled

Libraries Have New Hours and New Classes to Help with your New Years Resolutions Beginning

By Jill Draper Like the bar in the “Cheers” TV series, it’s one of those

By Jill Draper Empathy for their clients comes easily to staff at the Midwest Recovery

By Zoë Dunning Carrah Quigley will be conducting a Mindful Eating class for those who

By Brad Lucht Christmas is over, the packages unwrapped.  Perhaps you’ve even already written your

By Jill Draper Some 60 future residents of the Village Cooperative of Verona Hills gathered

New Transit Center murals commemorate pioneers of color Colorful murals depicting travelers on the historic