Month: March 2023

Voters to decide marijuana and tourism tax questions

Community activist brings attention to widespread code violations and dumping in southeast KC

Local chapter enriches community with scholarships and advocacy on important social issues.

“I reference design as moments. When you walk into your entryway, that’s a ‘moment’.”

The process may seem as simple as sprouting beans in 2nd grade science class, but there are several common mistakes. 

Bee and Perry lived in the south Kansas City area, including Ruskin Heights, St. Catherine’s Gardens, 95th and Jarboe and Wellington Greens neighborhoods

Short film shows the power of name for one KC family.

Morrison focused on new expenditures proposed for the 23/24 budget.

“We love giving back to the community.”

The crew counted 84 grocery carts at the campsite as well as a mass of stolen goods, now damaged from the elements.

Silver Lining Motors, a Fowling Warehouse football-bowling entertainment franchise, and Exclusive Jerk restaurant coming soon

Longtime Martin City favorite will keep its famous fried chicken.

When property values go up, the taxing authority must reduce the levy amount in order to achieve “revenue neutrality.”

By Tyler Schneider In 2008, Forbes listed Grandview, Missouri, as the eighth fastest dying city

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