Ecologist plans to reduce turf grass in favor of native grasses in city parks
In south Kansas City plans already are underway at Minor Park and Watts Mill Park to plant prairie and woodland grasses and flowers.
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New supermarket proposed for former Kmart building on Bannister Rd.
Assuming the project gets prompt city approval, demolition will probably start in July so the new approximately 50,000 square foot store can be ready to open next spring.
NNSA outgrows Honeywell campus, looks to expand
Kansas City National Security is outgrowing the Honeywell campus off 150 Hwy and Botts Rd. and is considering alternative sites.
Geo’s Cheese opens in Brookside/Waldo area
“We wanted to project an old-school, neighborhood feel.”
COVID-19 testing comes to south KC
Testing tour to conclude at Ruskin High School on Friday, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
South of Summit offers fresh Mexican and shares recipe
“You cannot make everybody happy, you are not a taco “.
The restoration of a 1910 Dutch street organ
“We took apart every last screw and bolt,” said Mike, a retired electronics engineer.
Some nonessential businesses in Kansas City to open as early as May 6, but with caveats
Businesses will be subject to a 10 percent occupancy or a 10 person limit depending on the size and nature of the property. Individuals who remain in the property for longer than ten minutes will be required to sign in.
Businesses in Cass County to open May 4
“We are just going to take it one day at a time. But it’s nice to get back on track.” – Sherry Siscoe, Snead’s BBQ
Learning from the Past: The 1918 Flu Pandemic in Kansas City
Kansas City suffered harder than most large cities from the Spanish Flu due to divided politics, mixed messages, and a raging World War.