While one restaurant closes at Watts Mill Plaza, another opens
A Vietnamese restaurant closes. A Mexican restaurant opens.
Month: July 2018
Missouri’s ‘Proposition A’ Vote: What You Need To Know
On August 7, voters in Missouri have the opportunity to cast a vote that will determine the fate of the state’s so-called “Right-to-Work” law.
Chiropractor specializes in families starting at age 0
“I see a lot of kids and pregnant moms!” Dr. Tiffany Poterbin says. Though she’s quick to add she welcomes dads as well.
Greeting Card program for seniors brings happiness and a bit of income
Woman publishes greeting cards designed by local seniors.
Scott Taylor speaks candidly on Kander, Mayoral Race
Scott Taylor Speaks Candidly on Kandor, Mayor Race By Kathy Feist When former Missouri
Allen McGee – A pioneer whose legacy prospered along with Kansas City’s
When the McGees moved to Jackson County. there were very few settlers, and Kansas City was decades from being founded.
Horses provide therapy for vets at ranch in Stilwell, Kansas
The 18-acre horse ranch provides therapy for combat vets.
South KC residents receive awards
Dr. Joseph Spalitto along with two others in the area were awards recipients for their outstanding work.
Streetcar to extend south
An approval of a 3.7 mile extension will bring the popular streetcar into the UMKC vicinity.
Bannister’s Kmart becomes CubeSmart
The former Kmart store at of Bannister & Hillcrest is now a climate controlled CubeSmart Self Storage. .
Flood protection one step closer for Swope Park Industrial Area
Businesses around 75th Terrace and Cleveland will soon have protection from flooding.
Athletic apparel manufacturer moves into warehouse at former Richards-Gebaur
The company expects the south Kansas City facility will significantly shorten shipping times to the central and eastern parts of the country,
Bannister Federal Complex Clean-up Nears Completion
Interior contamination of Bannister Federal Complex nears completion.
What’s under construction in south KC? We have the latest
The economy in south KC is booming and so is construction.
Job Fair gives ex-offenders second chance
South Patrol Holds Job Fair for Ex-Offenders By Kathy Feist Over 20 vendors took part