Blair’s Law advances at state level
South KC Perspective Blair’s Law Advances By John Sharp Blair’s Law to make discharging a
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No GO for Sixth District
The City Council recently deleted bond funding recommended by staff for two major south Kansas City projects.
Jackson County eases some COVID-19 restrictions effective Friday
“We are slowly restoring some normalcy in our daily lives”
Shawnee Chief Graham Rogers and his 1840s log cabin
Right in the middle of Overland Park is a house which contains literally layers of history….a structure built by a Shawnee Indian Chief 20 years prior to Kansas statehood.
Grandview’s Trashbusters program pays to clean up roadsides
GRANDVIEW TRASHBUSTERS TO CLEAN-UP I-49 OUTER ROADS On Saturday, April 24 from 10AM-2PM, a group
Suggestions needed for improvements along 87th & Blue Ridge Blvd
Blue Ridge Boulevard Streetscape Improvements The City of KCMO is designing improvements for Blue Ridge
Tired of costly water bills? KC’s new agreement with EPA provides consumers some relief
“This is a good day, Mr. Mayor. It will reduce your hostile phone calls.”
Vaccinations available at Smith-Hale Middle School
South KC Perspective Vaccination Sites By John Sharp COVID-19 mass vaccination sites are now open
Alvin Sykes: A retrospective from a dear friend
He halted his formal education early in high school but spent countless hours in libraries to become self-taught.
Center High School honors two distinguished alumni
South KC Perspective Center High School honors physician and attorney as distinguished alumni By John