Month: June 2022

Right from its opening aircraft carrier credit sequence set to the familiar, synth-boosted sounds of “Danger Zone,” Maverick is absolutely exhilarating.

Coming to the big screen this summer   By Reed Ripley May 29 – Top

“Overall we are pleased with the result and we will continue to work to benefit the health, well being, quality of life, and climate change resiliency of our community.”

In addition to the community centers, many of the City’s free spraygrounds are open and can provide relief.

Collecting time becomes an “addictive” pastime for members of local clock collectors club By Kathy

By Kathy Feist For some south Kansas Citians, the Red Bridge YMCA’s swimming pool may

By Max Godwin South Kansas City is home to an abundance of courses to get

By Kady Cramer Pack your chairs and blankets and head to one of these free

By Kady Cramer The Trip to Bountiful Belton’s Main Street Theater, 510 Main Street, presents

“We know that when a child has a CASA they are less likely to experience re-abuse.”

“We can’t afford to keep being the training ground for other districts.”

The national search for a new police chief to replace Rick Smith is expected to take six to eight months but could take a year.

When Robert McClure Snyder first set eyes on the natural wonders of this Ozarks property, he could see promise and possibilities.

The BMA Foundation has donated $2.5 million to 20 local community organizations.

By Jill Draper After more than two years of online-only meetings and cancelled programs, public