A guide to who’s who in the KC mayoral race
April 2nd is just days away. Do you know your mayoral candidates?
Month: March 2019
Results, not just rapport, should win the KC mayoral race
South KC’s revitalization gives an overwhelming nod to the area’s hometown candidate.
Lucky to Be Alive: The Annemarie Timmons Story
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’s FOCUS team honored for Amazing Brain Exhibit at Science City
Grandview School District’s FOCUS team has received many accolades lately for its winning design, The Amazing Brain, now an exhibit at Science City.
City program “Keep Out the Rain” prevents basement flooding
Kansas City Water Services will soon be targeting the Red Bridge/Martin City area to fix improper plumbing connections at homes and businesses.
City council candidates address housing issues
Should political contributions from the real estate developers be barred? Some city council members and candidates weigh in.
“Largest Whiskey Run ever!”
Runners can still sign up Saturday and Sunday morning; however, early sign-up discounts end on Friday.
Local women’s conference helps women overcome their “giants”
Women will learn from panelists how to overcome their personal giant and become successful this Saturday at Venue 508.
Thai Spice opens at Watt’s Mill
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.
Local seniors can bike down memory lane thanks to BikeAround technology
While the BikeAround technology provides some exercise, Senior Star residents also benefit from reminiscing.