Month: June 2023

By Kathy Feist Several Minit Mart convenience stores in south KC are turning into Casey’s

“I’m just a musician whose instrument is paintbrushes.”

By Kathy Feist Discovering a new restaurant offers a lot of fun during the summer

“It’ll have better food with a modernized bar menu, but will still be a neighborhood place.”

By Kady Cramer June Steel Magnolias  – Belton’s Main Street Theater, 510 Main St., presents

“Being present and coming together while having fun is one way we can strengthen our community.”

Outdoor music and events host local and nationally recognized talent By Kady Cramer Live Music

“Although the new law will not be effective until August, KCPD will be out and in neighborhoods leading up to the 4th of July holiday to talk to residents about the dangers of indiscriminate gunfire,”

All events are free, but registration is usually required.

“This [tournament] is wonderful to have. It gives Kansas City a chance to see real players play golf.”

Officer Muhlbauer and his partner, K-9 Officer Champ, were killed in the line of duty the night of Feb. 15.

The summit and workshop are free and open to any and all community organizers.

“I’ve loved Steel Magnolias my whole life, But there are a lot of differences between the play and the movie.”

St. Catherine’s was founded in 1925 in the middle of a cow pasture to serve the rural Hickman Mills and Grandview families.

By Tyler Schneider In 2019, visual artist Alecks Cruz and his wife, Natalie, and children,