Month: January 2019

By John Sharp Change Now CrossFit is remodeling the former Charles D. Jones Co. building

To  little fanfare, O’Reilly Auto Parts opened on January 2 at its new location at

By John Sharp A total of 11 candidates submitted enough voters’ signatures and filed their

By Kathy Feist There are exciting changes taking place at area fitness centers in 2019.

In her first interview since launching her campaign for Kansas City City Council, Andrea Bough spoke with the Martin City Telegraph about her childhood, her interest in politics, and how she plans to solve some of the city’s most pressing issues.

The 10th Annual Kansas City Restaurant Week has hit an all time high with 200

This group of native Kansas Citians plays nothing but Brazilian jazz, with a flavor and passion one might think could only be found at a night club in Ipanema or Leblon.

Registration starts Saturday, January 12 with a kick-off party from 1:30 to 4:30 pm at St. Catherine’s of Siena, 105th & Grandview Rd.

Diane Euston remembers playing in New Santa Fe Cemetery with her friends as a child and wondering why there were so many children buried there. Tonight the Telegraph columnist shares a lifetime of research at St. Thomas More Hall starting at 6 pm–rain or snow.

By Brad Lucht It hasn’t been easy for Toni Parker. First came the floods.  Le

Barstow FIRST Robotics Team 1939, in partnership with Variety KC-GoBabyGo!, hosted its second community build

By Jill Draper Would you like a free street tree planted in your yard along

Donations already have begun coming in since Wonderscope Children’s Museum of Kansas City recently announced

By John Sharp The Center School District voted 5-2 December 17 to place a no