Month: March 2021

 There is no library branch or room named after this enterprising, bright and passionate figure of Kansas City’s history.

The mask mandate and social distancing protocols remain in effect.

“It’s an obscene amount. It’s embarrassing to say I’m from here.”

“Supply has kept everything in flux.”

Food Distribution By John Sharp The Community Assistance Council, 10901 Blue Ridge Blvd. on the

The winner of the Big Impact Award is selected by an online public vote from among the six Community Impact and Economic Development Impact Award winners.

Avila Announces Workforce Development Academy KC Rising-inspired initiative designed to give businesses and workers dynamic,

“I want to be a policewoman so I can have the authority to make these great big gawks of men who come hanging around our playground move on.”

“You definitely have to take care of the community if you want them to take care of you.” 

Due to Covid limiting guest lists, wedding cakes have taken on a whole new look, pushing large statement cakes to the back burner.  

In Kansas City the number of catalytic converters stolen jumped from 158 in 2019 to 806 in 2020–a whopping 410%  increase.

AARP cancels free tax help for seniors Due to concerns about Covid-19, volunteers from AARP

“We’re having little reunions with all our patrons, and we’re working on getting everything up and running like it was before.”

“Kids will connect to the bee remotely via their devices, but the process is largely still the same—to win, you have to spell the most words correctly.”

“To say that violence is a critical issue in Kansas City is an understatement.”