Month: May 2019

Summer school can be a waste of time and effort, if it does not address your child’s specific needs.

Veterans Village enters final construction of tiny homes By John Sharp Cover photo by Talal

Local lawmakers received an update from Edgemoor on what to expect for the next 12 months as it relates to infrastructure, traffic, and parking.

It’s not too late to enroll you children in some spectacular summer programs here in south KC.

The school carnival at Center Elementary School, 8401 Euclid, will feature Quinton Lucus and Jolie Justus this Saturday, May 18.

It happened quite quickly. On May 11, 1886, the sun had been shining until until 10:30 a.m. when darkness enveloped the land block by block. A curious tinge in the atmosphere colored the sky a murky green.

Aldi’s on 104th & Blue Ridge Blvd closes for four weeks starting Sunday as it undergoes expansion.

The new Stop n Shop convenience store at Red Bridge and I-49 offers New Orleans Chicken & Seafood, Crazy Italian Pizza and Dunkin’ Donuts pastries and coffee.

Fresh Market, 6859 Longview Rd., has a impressive selection of fresh fruit, vegetables, meat, seafood and an in-house bakery.

It will be a lively time tonight at Martin City Brewing Company’s Annual Shrimp Boil at The Martin, 135th & Holmes Rd.

Mom deserves the most amazing thank you in the world. Here are some unique 2019 trends for your special mom.

Brew & Shop is an evening of shopping mixed with beer on Thursday, May 9, from 6-9 pm at the Martin Event Space, 135 & Holmes.

From Monday, May 6, to Friday, May 10, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., St. Joseph Medical Center will host walk-in appointments for $140 mammograms along with virgin margaritas, giveaways and raffles.

Kansas City’s 2018 housing policy, the first of its kind, outlines a five-year plan to construct 5,000 new homes, at a total investment of $75 million.

The Kansas City Chiefs addressed needs and, most importantly, added depth in this years draft.