Month: April 2023

“I want everyone living or working in south Kansas City who wants change and is ready to work on change to attend,“

“It’s really wonderful to….bring what I’ve learned from the industry back and share that with current students,”

Dr. Joshua Thorne’s contributions to Kansas City cannot be understated.

“Our clients, even our experienced lifters, are just looking for that extra bit of accountability.”

“I remember what it feels like to be eight years old. Church can be boring. There is a special joy that comes through the music.”

“It is amazing the quality and product of films that are coming out of this area,”

“There’s a budget, but we left $6 billion on the table, and they won’t touch it,”

There’s a ton of heart and fun peeking through the overcooked nostalgia bomb, but it just never got a chance to break out.

By Tyler Schneider Kansas City’s voter turnout hovered just below 14% on April 4, 2023,

Superintendent Kenny Rodrequez touts “unity of purpose,” district-wide improvements as GVC-4 aims to be “Future

Each will begin new three-year term later this month

Meet the 5th District At-Large candidates

Who will advance to the general election?

Meet the five folks running on April 4.

Meet the candidates before voting on April 4.