Month: September 2020

Historic Sauer Castle is a landmark that needs saving By Diane Euston   Nestled on a

“I don’t know what I would have done with two stores. I would have tried to keep it going, but it would have been rough.”

Funds raised by Hero Fund USA helped purchase bunker gear for Inter-City Fire Protection District

662 apartment units, hotel, retail center proposed along 135th and State Line By Kathy Feist

Concorde Career College looks to move to south KC By Jill Draper The for-profit career

Jackson County Parks + Rec cancels events amid ongoing COVID-19 concerns  After consulting with the

South KC Perspective Holmes Rd Design By John Sharp The KCMO City Council on August

Photo: Florentino “Tino” Camacho, right, received the Rachel E. Neely Lifetime Achievement Award from the

Photo: Demolition of the unoccupied eastern portion of the former Kmart store on the southwest

Let Them Play! Kansas City remains optimistic that there will be football played in 2020