St. Anthony’s Catholic Retirement Community offers continuous care in rehabbed building
Visitors can check out the beautifully rehabbed retirement center during St. Anthony’s Open House, on Thursday, December 12,, 3-5 pm.
Year: 2019
Feeling holiday stress? Chiropractor offers quick adjustments and wise advice
Allstar Chiropractic is known for quick visits, which is perfect for the busy and stressful holiday season.
Periodontist moves into space at Wornall and Ward Parkway
The building located at Wornall and Ward Parkway gets new ownership.
Chiefs dethrone Patriots
As the holidays approach, there is good reason to cheer in Kansas City.
Paid 3-week workforce training program for KCI now available for qualified applicants
Applicants must apply on Wednesday, December 11, or Saturday, December 14 at the FEC office, 6025 Prospect.
Troy Schulte to be “highest paid employee in county history,” say Jackson County legislators
Legislators Dan Tarwater and Theresa Galvin updated south KC residents on various topics at a recent meeting.
Event to focus on major developments and business opportunities in south KC
New developments, expansions and flood control projects will be some of the topics at this years South KC Economic Development Summit held Saturday morning at Avila.
Bids taken for Kenneth Road Bridge
The Kenneth Road Bridge was removed three years ago. Bids for the $4.75 million project are just now being submitted.
Christmas from Ireland to the Ozarks
Two Branson-area musicians will present a program, “Christmas from Ireland to the Ozarks,” from 2-3 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 10, at the Red Bridge Library.
End of an era: Mormons part ways with Boy Scouts
The Mormon Trails District of the Heart of America Boy Scouts of America Council held its last ever awards ceremony. They will not renew their BSA charters.