Could anyone survive a night of the living dead?
Cyclopedic Ensemble and The Arts Asylum partner for this hilarious re-imagining and tribute to the ultimate zombie flick
Sara Wiercinski
Shredding and recycling event planned for Waldo area
Urban Ranger Corps will host their annual cleanout event at the parking lot of St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Church
Creating the Rainbow: After 40 years, Rainbow School director retires
By Kathy Feist When Deena Smith enrolled her daughters in her church’s new preschool in
Play cafe opens at 74th and Troost
By Sara Wiercinski Drive down Troost Avenue and you will notice the bright signs for
What will it be? Brookside weighs in on future of Arbor Villa Pool
KC Parks seeks public input to improve water recreation around the city
LINC Caring Communities are vital hubs for healthy schools
By Sara Wiercinski Last month marked the passing of Bert Berkley, Kansas City business leader
What’s new at south KC public schools
By Sara Wiercinski Public school children returned to classes this week. The Telegraph asked the
Three Trails Farmers Market kicks off in Hickman Mills
Market aims to provide access to fresh food and build community
City paves the way for trail connector project in 2025
“When you talk about place-making here in Kansas City, this is it.”
New homes along Holmes: subdivision begins construction this fall
By Sara Wiercinski At the July 25 Kansas City Council meeting, members voted unanimously to