Ruskin High School names new principal
His priorities include rigorous instruction, increasing academic achievement and forming relationships with both family and community stakeholders.
Month: March 2022
KCPD warn of fentanyl laced drug associated with rise in overdose deaths
From 2019 to 2020, there was a 149 percent increase in fentanyl overdose with people between the ages of 15 to 24 years old who have been most at risk.
Residents question density of townhomes proposed for 115th & Holmes Rd
“This is a unique site on Holmes Road buffered by a golf course.”
High School basketball results for south KC teams
Barstow is in the state tournament after winning just 11 games this season, but proved that what matters is winning at the right time.
Center season ends in heartbreak after technical foul called on fans
A sequence that altered the course of a playoff game in such a cruel way that it seemed impossible even as it took place.
Fatal vehicle accident on Ward Parkway
AIS responded to meet metro police department in regard to a two vehicle collision. A
Mark Twain’s long-lost play comes to Belton
Shelly Fisher Fishkin came across Twain’s zany, cross-dressing farce and knew the time had come for its production.
Hickman Mills Schools hosts Family Summit on Saturday
By John Sharp The Hickman Mills School District is hosting its annual Family Summit complete
Jackson County will no longer require masks inside county buildings
Today, the CDC categorizes Jackson County in the medium community level, under which mask-wearing is optional.
Avila University’s nursing school is one of seven schools awarded state grants
We are extremely proud of our Missouri nursing programs for proposing solutions to the nursing shortage and embracing innovation.”
Avila loses in KCAC championship game
The Eagles will wait to see if they are chosen by the selection committee as an at-large bid.
Missouri House Advances Plan to Protect Funding for the Kansas City Police Department
“This legislative body sent a strong message today that we will do all we can to protect those who protect us.”
Salon Service Group moves to Red Bridge
Salon Service Group, a wholesale salon product distributor for cosmetologists moved from 103 & Wornall to Red Bridge Shopping Center.
Free smoke detectors for Grandview homeowners
Fire fighters and/or Red Cross volunteers can usually deliver and install the smoke detectors with 10-year batteries.
New Health Department director concerned with lack of vaccination clinics in south KC
Jones expressed her hope that the next fiscal year’s city budget includes funding to expand the department’s Aim4Peace violence prevention program, which now only includes the East Patrol division.