Binding Us Together; Alvin Brooks reflects on his life in newly released book
“I want to be known for how I cared and loved all of God’s children.”
Month: February 2021
Tracing Steptoe, Westport’s Black Neighborhood
Steptoe is a community that should be memorialized due to its unique spot in our city’s ever-evolving narrative.
Negro Leagues Baseball Museum gears up for new exhibit and initiatives
Negro Leagues Baseball Museum gears up for new exhibit and initiatives By John Sharp These
Strip’s Chicken is open!
“Fresh food was the only option in the country. Bar food and fast food served in restaurants today is hardly palatable when you know the difference.”
Waldo’s Town Hall adds perspective on upcoming election
South KC Perspective Waldo Town Hall The Waldo Tower Neighborhood Association will host a virtual
Meeting discusses local control of billboards, features new city manager
“If this passes, it will wipe out the restrictive billboard ordinance we passed in 2007 under Mayor Mark Funkhouse.”
Public meeting for controversial 133rd & Inverness barricade planned for Thursday
Over the last few months, feedback was collected from nearly 200 residents about the temporary closure.
What’s to come in 2021: New businesses and restaurants in south KC
By Kathy Feist South Kansas City is seeing economic growth even during the pandemic. We
What’s to come in 2021: Schools and Libraries in south KC
Schools and Libraries By Kathy Feist South Kansas City is seeing economic growth even during
What’s to Come in 2021: An update on Shopping Centers in south KC
One gets remodeled, one get new tenants, and the other get constructed.