Midwest Recovery Centers recognized by KC Chamber for second consecutive year
“For an award as prestigious as that is incredibly heartfelt for me.”
Month: May 2022
Hickman Mills shows signs of progress as the district seeks full accreditation
“Instead of the two years that it normally takes to get reviewed and accredited, that process might get cut down to one year.”
Two kidnappings lead back to a Kansas City couple at the turn of the century
The curious case of the Birminghams started in Kansas City and ended with sensational headlines across the nation.
Helping the homeless in Belton
By Heather Wimmer On Saturday April 30, over 40 volunteers came to Heart-N-Hand Ministries program
Church members create stunning art for Holmeswood Baptist Church
“We hope both pictures say ‘All who enter here are welcome, all are accepted…all are loved.'”
Two large grants not only help teens ageing out of foster care, but improve the Blue River Watershed as well
“We are helping young Kansas Citians who are aging out of the foster care system find jobs in the conservation field, and they will be prepared for a number of careers. “
Martin City bakery fills a knead
Chef Brittin trained as a pastry chef in San Francisco and later worked at the Intercontinental Hotel in Kansas City.
Music, crafts and treats kick off Red Bridge Shopping Center’s summer craft fair
By Kady Cramer Red Bridge Shopping Center will host their Summer Kick Off Craft Fair
Martin City honors police with a Law Enforcement Appreciation day.
The Martin City Community Improvement District and South Kansas City Chamber of Commerce are hosting
The future of golf returns to south KC in AdventHealth Championship
The players there represent the future of golf. There’s a good chance at least one of the golfers taking the tee at Blue Hills will be a future star.