Month: May 2023

By Tyler Schneider The Jackson County Legislature voted May 9 to approve the construction of

Taylor White from Grandview High School was awarded the Bill & Ruth Hoppen Nursing Scholarship.

By John Sharp KC Scholars, a non-profit organization that provides college scholarships to students from

“It’s like archaeology to them – they’re probing, cleaning headstones, excavating, and moving dirt away.”

I made it my personal mission to locate this old burial ground, and after studying countless aerial photographs, land records and listening to the locals, I finally had a pretty good idea of where the Davis Burial Ground was. 

“[Luke McNamara] is the best player that’s ever played in Kansas City. And he’s only a junior.”

By Kathy Feist Whether it’s a swimming pool, splash ground or lake beach, many south

”Where else do you go for a crawfish boil?”

“These Red Bridge events seem to be getting better and better every year!”

“We feel we found the perfect fit.”

When I was seven, I would saunter up the hill to an old burial ground called the New Santa Fe Cemetery, an area that felt as if it were a time capsule amid development.

Bryan Alford performs at the First Baptist Church of KC, 100 W Red Bridge Rd., on Sunday evening, May 21.

“We’re also looking at enhanced fast bus rapid transit, particularly with that airport to downtown link.”

“A lot of people come in and say it feels really happy in here and that’s the best compliment.”

Real world learning is basically the idea of giving kids experiences with real life settings.”