Month: March 2023

By Colette Panchot Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States,

The South Kansas City Chamber of Commerce and South Kansas City Alliance to host candidates in advance of April 4 election.

South KC’s water park hopes to get ahead of staffing shortages by hiring lifeguards now.

Celebratory gunfire would become a serious state offense instead of just a city ordinance violation.

The Missouri House and Senate have approved bills to remove salary caps for all ranks, helping short-staffed Kansas City Police Department recruit and retain officers.

“Before she can conquer the trail, she has to conquer her fear.”

Starting with 17 organizing members and seven perspective members, the chapter has grown to over 50 members today. 

“From the City of Grandview, we appreciate what you are doing and what you stand for.”

Radosevic has been awarded a four-year, full-tuition scholarship valued at more than $150,000. 

“We’re going to take a step back in time for this show, and that’s a good thing to say.”

“It’s an incredibly important and beautiful story being told.”

KC Public Works Director Michael Shaw discussed details at recent Center Planning & Development Council

Both these characters are fascinating, and both probably deserve feature-length documentaries devoted entirely to their individual bodies of work.

With the upcoming April 4th municipal election comes an inordinate amount of candidate forums.