Month: July 2022

As the city gears up for a possible community conversation to rename this street, it’s important that there is accurate, historical information about the man behind the name.

Her bright light in a dark time lifts everyone who crosses her path, including the film’s audience.

“[Musa Sirena] is an extension of me being a health coach and finding ways for people to get away and take care of themselves.”

With a motto of “No crust left behind,” their goal is to approach the business as bread makers just as much as pizza makers.

It’s a story about finding meaning and pride after pitfalls had stripped so much away.

“It’s an investment in our students, in our district, and our community.”

The South Kansas City Alliance program will be held at Avila University at 9 am Saturday, July 30.

An update on new apartment and housing construction in south KC.

Kansas City Parks and Recreation is spending $6.3 million in park improvements and upgrades at locations across the city.

“Sadly, this may be yet another casualty in a long line of historic building demolitions to make way for highways in Kansas City.”

“Working in public libraries is not only my job but my passion.”

The additional space will serve more clients and expand its services to include dental care and child therapy. 

The parks department wants the lazy river, swirl bowl and water slides open on Saturdays and Sundays this season as soon as enough lifeguards are available

If the tax is increased to one-fourth cent the Children’s Services Fund will collect a penny for every $4 spent on taxed purchases instead of a penny on every $8 spent.

“We knew pretty early on that we had a chance being led by our senior TJ [Ross]. It just all came together.”