Martin City honors police with a Law Enforcement Appreciation day.
The Martin City Community Improvement District and South Kansas City Chamber of Commerce are hosting
City Business
Infill becomes topic of concern at meeting
“Developers are building houses right now 8 feet apart and towering over other houses,”
Spring Cleanups scheduled for 6th and 5th districts
By John Sharp Two big annual spring cleanups with six drop-off sites in south Kansas
Retired KCPD Chief Rick Smith speaks out: “Southland is going to have some serious challenges”
“If people are not engaged in this, [the City] is going to take every dime from south Kansas City that they can use and put it somewhere else.”
The Heim Brewery legacy lives on in Kansas City
In the first year of operation in Kansas City, the company made 12,000 barrels of beer. By 1900, they produced over 130,000 barrels of beer.
Now fully demolished, UMB/EBT building remains a memory
The 435 and State Line branch is one of several in the Kansas City area to undergo remodeling by UMB.
Through persistence with the City, south KC resident makes Avila bus stop safer for students
“People want to turn on their jets at the top of the hill. I’ve seen some close calls.”
From pickle ball courts to street repair to pocket parks–here are the PIAC projects approved for south KC
In addition to PIAC funding, three large projects in south KC will receive funding from General Obligation (GO) Bonds.
From the Pottawatomi to Portland: The story of one pioneer’s time in South Kansas City
Anthony Davis settled just off the Santa Fe Trail yet remained unsettled most of his life.
Local libraries distribute at-home Covid tests
“We’re happy to help Samuel U. Rodgers Health Center get more of them into the hands of community members.”