History

Devinki Real Estate moves to new offices at 97th and Wornall   By Tyler Schneider For

The nostalgia of Kiddie Land on Wornall Road By Diane Euston   Growing up in south

A visit to Sauer Castle By Kathy Feist, Editor On September 19th, Telegraph historian Diane

From Teacher to Preacher to Real Estate Dealer: Rev. Nathan Scarritt By Diane Euston   To

Historic Sauer Castle is a landmark that needs saving By Diane Euston   Nestled on a

How Indian Village became Santa Fe Hills By Diane Euston   In the last issue of

The clubhouse for Indian Village, originally the Boone home (right) and added onto by William

Kansas City’s Mystery One-Month Mayor By Diane Euston    Tucked away in a ten-inch album, hidden

From the 1970s into the 1990s, the future of the KC School District was in peril as a result of the exodus to the suburbs and the outcome of an eight-year long lawsuit that has lasting effects even today.

“Its persistence more than a generation later as a major cultural divide is evidence that Kansas City never dealt successfully with segregated schools” and this “explains much of the community’s cultural geography.”

Starting with Pinkerton Detective Agency and likely fixed on leading a squeaky-clean life, Hagan fell into the corruption readily available in Kansas City.

When prosecuting Lonnie for narcotics, U.S. Attorney David Thompson claimed, “[Lonnie] says he has answered for all his crimes. I don’t think he has answered to one-fifth of them.” 

Howard stopped the car on the side of the country road and got out of the coupe so he could light his cigar when a black Buick with three passengers pulled up to the side of them.

Kansas City suffered harder than most large cities from the Spanish Flu due to divided politics, mixed messages, and a raging World War.

For over two decades, the Leawood Drive-In entertained thousands of people. The drive-in’s demise and a new owner’s fight for a commercial enterprise showcases an interesting period of history that many will not soon forget.