Month: March 2019

April 2nd is just days away. Do you know your mayoral candidates?

Annemarie Timmons’ journey, which included a daring escape from East Germany, has been anything but simple. She’s written about it in a newly released book which she will be signing at Kingswood Senior Center, Saturday, March 30 at 2 pm.

Grandview School District’s FOCUS team has received many accolades lately for its winning design, The Amazing Brain, now an exhibit at Science City.

Kansas City Water Services will soon be targeting the Red Bridge/Martin City area to fix improper plumbing connections at homes and businesses.

Should political contributions from the real estate developers be barred? Some city council members and candidates weigh in.

Runners can still sign up Saturday and Sunday morning; however, early sign-up discounts end on Friday.

Women will learn from panelists how to overcome their personal giant and become successful this Saturday at Venue 508.

A few years ago Pairat “Kent” Pholcharoen came to America with $120 in his pocket and a single bag that held all his possessions. This week he is opening his fourth Thai Spice restaurant.

While the BikeAround technology provides some exercise, Senior Star residents also benefit from reminiscing.

Under the watchful eye of Fr. Donnelly, Irish immigrants carved out the streets of Kansas City, virtually eliminating the bluffs and creating more land to settle south of the riverfront.

“I’m the earthly coach, but they know who the real Coach is.” – Winning Grandview Bulldogs Coach Reggie Morris.

Bulldog Ball! By Sam Kombrink Covering my first Missouri High School State Tournament so far

Members of St. Mary Magdalene’s Episcopal Church social group meet monthly at Harry’s Tavern for a round of unique beers.

“A fashion icon, an infamous crime, forbidden love, stitched in time.” Nelly Don the Musical was written and produced by her great grand nephew, south KC resident and attorney Terence O’Malley.