Year: 2019

Recently members of John Knox Presbyterian Kirk gathered to create beds out of bags for the homeless, and you can too.

The magic that has kept this small health food store going for 40 years lies in the owner’s expert knowledge.

Four different events across the metropolitan area, all falling the weekend of December 7, offer an opportunity to see inside many unique, historic homes and learn a bit of the history of these communities.

There’s much great sports to be thankful for in this sports town, including charitable players.

Bibibop, located at 505 W. 75 St., is giving away free samples during Waldo’s Small Business Saturday Crawl.

Passports to nine Grandview businesses gets you all kinds of discounts and a freebie on Shop Small Saturday.

This year more than two dozen stores and restaurants are taking part in the Waldo Small Business Saturday Crawl on Saturday.

Reba Shahan and her family were scammed out of money and left temporarily homeless. Her story will help you understand why she is the winner of our Thanksgiving Dinner.

Robert Love, 63, was in top physical shape…until the day he blacked out.

Robert Love, 63, was in top physical shape…until the day he blacked out.

Due to construction, Avila’s production of As You Like It will be performed Thursday through Sunday at the Lutheran High School.

The historic steam engine is estimated to pass through our fair town between 4 and 4:15 pm Sunday. Grab your cameras, have a Big Boy drink, and enjoy the momentous occasion.

JPL Development was successful in getting apartments approved for the controversial piece of property. But will it all be for naught?

With construction now underway at its new location at Red Bridge Shopping Center, officials at Wonderscope Children’s Museum of Kansas City are looking forward to opening the 30,000 square foot facility next fall.

The Martin City Holiday Lighting Celebration will be Friday night starting at 6 pm at the Bailey Bros. Savings & Loan Assn Bldg (Heartland Imaging), 310 E 135 St. An Ugly Sweater Run, St. Thomas More’s Children’s Choir, and Santa’s appearance fill out the event.