Business

Plan was unanimously approved

100 contestants lived together for a week to test their entrepreneurial skills

By Sara Wiercinski Drive down Troost Avenue and you will notice the bright signs for

By Don Bradley Neighbors got their chance Tuesday night to throw up some red flags

“It’s a dog’s life” isn’t always miserable these days. Sometimes it’s pretty good.

By Ben McCarthy Over the July 4th weekend, Belton Cinema 8 Manager Willie Walker was

By Sara Wiercinski At the July 25 Kansas City Council meeting, members voted unanimously to

“Taking the grooming mobile actually means being able to offer more luxury services.”

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

“It’s been quite a ride.”

“We have been looking for a second location in the Brookside/Waldo area for several years now . . . It’s a perfect match for us and our brand.”

“We just kind of missed that small town, backpacking, close-knit, little boutique feel that you don’t get at the big-box stores.”

“We’re doing this because it’s a passion—not because it’s a big money maker . . . [and] we’re not the fanciest GF place around, but we make good food. Period.”

“The town of Cockrell has become the store.”

“It’s going to be a fun place for groups, or couples (with or without kids) . . . It’s a great way to keep kids active, maybe just to get them out of the heat during the summer months.”