So you think you might be Irish? Genealogist helps you discover your roots
Local genealogist gives pointers on how you can trace your roots.
Month: March 2019
Spring Break camps keep kids busy
Spring is right around the corner! What are your kids doing for Spring Break? We have a few suggestions.
Spring Break last minute travel plans
You had a bad day at work, the weather forecast is for colder weather and you hit a bad pothole driving home! It’s time to say, “Let’s go somewhere warm NOW!”
An interview with Matt Moore, grand marshal of Martin City’s St. Patrick’s Parade
The founder of numerous businesses in Martin City, parade grand marshal Matt Moore recalls another entrepreneur: his grandfather RC.
KC Running Company retail store moves from Leawood to Martin City
KC Running Company’s grand opening is this weekend. While at the parade, you can check out Kansas City Running Company’s events and running/walking products at its new store in Martin City.
See you Sunday at Martin City’s St. Patrick’s Parade
Join us and 60 other parade entries at Sunday’s Martin City St. Patrick Parade from 2-3:30 pm.
City and State Officials weigh in on possible closure of Hickman Mills schools
“With new jobs, upgraded housing, rising test scores and great programs like pre-kindergarten instruction for all 4-year-olds, it would seem that enrollment will significantly increase in the near term, not decrease as projected.” – City Councilman Kevin McManus
Goodwill replaces Goodyear store
Goodwill’s newest Good Going Donation Center at 12900 State Line Rd. is now open and accepting donations.
Now hiring firefighters
The KCMO Fire Department is accepting applications to become a firefighter through 5 p.m. Friday, March 8.
With input from community, revisions are made to Bike KC Master Plan
A survey showed 79 percent of respondents felt biking in Kansas City was not safe, convenient or practical. The revisions to the plan are aimed at making biking in the city more appealing.
World Smart LED sees bright future in south KC
World Smart LED offers a range of commercial and residential LED lighting solutions. Check out their grand re-opening Friday, March 8.
Bannister Federal Complex demolition ahead of shedule
A third of the site may be ready for redevelopment as early as August, more than a year earlier than originally forecast.
Red Bridge resident creates functional birthing attire and video series
A Red Bridge area resident is co-founder of a business on its way to revolutionizing what women wear while giving birth and creating dignity with the birthing process.
Get ready for pancakes. It’s Shrove Tuesday
Get ready for some pancake sweetness! Local Episcopalian churches celebrate Shrove Tuesday.
Martin City’s St. Patrick’s Parade to highlight entrepreneurial spirit
The 32nd Annual St. Patrick’s Parade will be held Sunday, March 10, from 2 to 3:30 pm. Parade entries are still being accepted.