Month: October 2023

The newspapers had called Mott “one of the most remarkable materializing mediums of the age.” 

By Kathy Feist First comes the darkness and the fog. Then spiders. A creepy jaunt

By Jill Draper When a guide locks the entrance door behind you with a bang,

Scorsese is the directorial authority on American crime through the past 150 years.

“The entire city is feeling the weight with both property and violent crime,” says KCPD officer.

“Areas of south Kansas City have all the hallmarks of the urban core…but does not have the concentration of social service nonprofits, health facilities or even public transportation found in the urban core, midtown or even North Kansas City.”

“From a western medicine standpoint it can help bring the body back to homeostasis, or balance.” 

“Why would they want to return to school? They hated school.”

 “There are not enough local workers to fully staff restaurants.”

 President Abraham Lincoln took notice of the doctor’s incredible skill.

“We don’t do it for ourselves anymore. We like to share.”

Sixth District City Councilpersons Johnathan Duncan and Andrea Bough will hold a district meet-up on

Governments create public parks to provide a better quality of life. Minor Park is an excellent example of this benefit.

“Cradle to grave is what we like to call it. The whole span of services that any kid or adult may need.”

“Now we can provide training in required skills for multiple careers, within hours and days, necessary for job seekers to identify a sustainable wage job.”