Year: 2020

Duck Donuts has relocated from 95th and Mission in Leawood to 12130 State Line Rd in the former Peachwave Yogurt space.

The ordinance was brought to the Finance, Governance and Public Safety Committee in November and is scheduled to go back to the Committee on December 16 for further discussion.

“We believe the body is more intelligent than anything out there. It knows how to heal itself.”

By: Kady Weddle As COVID climate heats up and the threat of businesses closing circle

Martin City Trading Co. offers handmade earrings by Alex Sammartino made from products such as clay, resin, glass, and wood.

“I’m excited for us to have our first brick and mortar store, plus we now have the space to be able to host fun events like shopping parties.” 

In all, there are over 100 entrees on the menu, some regular standbys and others newly created by the franchise owner.

 The Dish New management takeover at The Martin includes holiday pop ups By D’Ann Dreiling

 Christmas “pop up” bars are popping up all over the metropolitan area, and The Upstairs event space at Jess and Jim’s is no exception. 

“We’re looking to elevate the level of what’s been here in the past.”

“Because not all of the spaces out there are places where our students can be comfortable and feel safe. Our goal is to promote action oriented resources for health and wellness no matter where our students are.”

Superintendent personally funds student motivation program  By John Sharp New Hickman Mills School Superintendent Yaw

The House Budget Committee voted 27-0 November 9 to approve a $1.28 billion supplemental appropriations bill that included $2 million to fund the program. 

“It is heartbreaking to lose yet another member of our Fire Department family.”

“Good jobs with good benefits can be life-changing for families in our community.”