Month: April 2022

By Kady Weddle After being rescheduled from spring to the fall in 2021, the Brookside

“Whether you’re a big fan or you’ve never seen a ranch rodeo, you are going to enjoy watching these teams work.”

“We gathered together 24 artists, becoming the original members, and we each chipped in.”

Missouri Lieutenant Governor Mike Kehoe and other community leaders will speak at the event.

“We’re really excited about it and can’t wait to have audiences come check it out.”

Lights On KC Lights On KC, a community violence prevention program that provides safe recreational

“It’s heartbreaking to shut down this wonderful production, but this is the responsible decision.”

Residents may set out up to 20 paper yard waste sacks (no plastic bags) and/or bundles of branches.

Anthony Davis settled just off the Santa Fe Trail yet remained unsettled most of his life.

“The big question is what can our death do for the living?”

Planet earth and man are endowed with frequencies, bio-rhythms and emissions which constantly communicate with each other.

“This is a really fun show and the cast and staff have worked so hard to make it a wonderful production.”

Midwest Shredding is sponsoring a paper shredding event for the south KC community free of

“We’re happy to help Samuel U. Rodgers Health Center get more of them into the hands of community members.”

Built in the 1930s, the new space has undergone a rapid transformation over the past 90 days