South KC resident honored at Rosa Parks Spirit Awards event
Dr. Gayle Holliday received the Trailblazer Award from the KCATA Rosa Parks Spirit Award event.
Month: September 2018
Awards handed out for outstanding community service
Over 22 people were honored for their outstanding service to the community.
Bus Pass holders can now use BCycle for free
Riders must purchase a 31-day pass to get the combined offer.
Good news if you are behind on your electrical bill
Through September KCP&L will not disconnect residential customers behind in their payments
Plans for Burns & McDonnell, Wonderscope and Elite Sports move forward
Three major new projects in south Kansas City all appear to be moving forward.
Criminals are one step closer to bartending
Eliminating employee liquor permits and their accompanying criminal background checks is strongly opposed by the Metropolitan Organization to Counter Sexual Assault (MOCSA) and all three major neighborhood umbrella groups in south Kansas City.
Criminals are one step closer to bartending
Eliminating employee liquor permits and their accompanying criminal background checks is strongly opposed by the Metropolitan Organization to Counter Sexual Assault (MOCSA) and all three major neighborhood umbrella groups in south Kansas City.
In 1901 Electric Park in the East Bottoms was a big draw. It may soon be again.
Electric Park will be revived in its original location thanks to whiskey distillery J. Rieger & Co.
Gilded Lily celebrates first year in Martin City with Fall Open House
We get a sneak peak inside for this weekend’s Fall Open House and Celebration.
Lukas Liquor Superstore hires chef for Harry’s Tavern
In addition to 65 craft beers, Lukas Liquor’s sports bar now has some amazing menu items thanks to their new chef.