Month: July 2024

By Kathy Feist The Martin City Community Improvement District (CID) held its monthly meeting on

“The fire was growing at such a rate that we couldn’t control it on an offensive attack.”

“By removing poisonous and dangerous vegetation and trees, we hope to encourage our community to spend more time outdoors walking and exercising, visiting the parks and playing outdoor games.”

“These are not just jobs, but opportunities for stable, well-paying employment that will empower individuals and families, lifting our entire community.”

This home is not just the story of one family; it’s the story of Kansas City’s unique history.

“Inside Out 2” introduces more complex emotions—anxiety, envy, embarrassment, and ennui—to capture the broader emotional palette we develop as puberty hits like a ton of bricks.

The KC Fringe Festival runs July 18 through July 28 and features 44 original works, 33 world premieres, 289 performances, and there are over 500 artists involved.

The deadline for organizations to register to participate is July 29.

“This is exactly the kind of environment we had envisioned it being in after a nationwide search. We felt like it was home, and it was meant to be.”

“No woman….in so short a time a period of time, ever crowded into a brief life more of romance, waywardness, dereliction and devotion…than the betwitching Fanny Owens.”

Perry was known not only for professional skills but also for his warmth.

Chester Cyrus Snyder, Jr Chester Cyrus Snyder, Jr. age 90, passed away from this life

“It’s been quite a ride.”

“They feel like friends. It’s really a beautiful experience, but you still ask who are the makers of these dolls? Who do these dolls belong to? Where have they been?” 

“The talent we have with all the females in our community is outstanding.”