Month: April 2021

South KC Perspective Center High School honors physician and attorney as distinguished alumni By John

“The passage of the tax levy will allow us to be able to recruit and retain the absolute best and brightest staff because we know our students deserve it,

A Recap of the April 6th election (yes, there was one) By Tyler Schneider On

“I am always inspired by the joyful spirit of the volunteers. Each one is hoping to make a difference in the life of a homeless person.”

“Soil preparation is everything.”

Senior pets make great companions as they are usually already house trained, and often calm and affectionate.

“It’s an exciting time for us.”

Starting in 1888, Fred Wolferman and his father joined forces to launch one of Kansas City’s finest food markets- a place where only the best was manufactured, served and delivered.

“Students have been able to see and experience what an impact gardens can have on a community.”

Some worried that developers might be overbuilding industrial parks just as they overbuilt shopping centers in the 1990s. 

“As we begin to recover from the pandemic, it’s crucial that we protect jobs and our basic city services like snow removal, street repairs, and police and fire services.”

The e-tax applies to three groups: all city residents, regardless of where they work; nonresidents who work within the city limits; and businesses located in the city or doing business in the city.

“We believe that these two ballot questions will help to push the school district to positive new heights.”

By Tracy Allen When it comes to a model small suburban school district trying to

By Kathy Feist Four candidates compete for two three-year seats available on Center School District’s