Kansas City Council to vote on ordinance honoring Sarah Rector, America’s first Black woman millionaire
Street honoring the wealthiest Black woman in America will be designated “Sarah Rector Way” ahead of film premier on October 29th.
City Business
Development finds peaceful resolution in Loch Lloyd
Trustees approve preliminary plat for Sechrest
Martin City sees activity on vacant spaces
“Once it’s finished, I’m hoping that you’ll think it’s an asset to the community, because it should look very, very nice.”
Ruskin High School teacher named Missouri Teacher of the Year
“In my three decades of this work, I have yet to find anyone like Ms. Sixta who produces more magic in the classroom with children who need it most.”
Here’s Waldo!
The traffic cones are gone and sidewalks are open after nearly two years of extensive construction at 75th and Wornall.
Northeast Kansas City Homes Tour brings the Smart family to life
Historic residences highlight history of early Kansas City
Former mayor Kay Barnes appointed Jackson County Executive
Temporary role will last 30 days or until the interim executive is elected
Brookside Charter to expand with new Primary School Building
“Every aspect of our new school has been thoughtfully designed to nurture our youngest learners.”
Neighborhood clean ups planned for October
KCMO 5th and 6th district residents can dispose of unwanted items
The Evolution of Kansas City Streetcars
At its peak, Kansas City’s streetcar system was one of the best in the country
KCPS asks neighbors to guide Bingham repurposing
By Sara Wiercinski At the September 13 meeting of the Waldo Tower Neighborhood Association, Kansas
Martin City plans finally fill vacant hay field
Developer wants to bring hybrid storage and retail project to five acre lot
Next Public Engagement Session Scheduled for Blue River Road
Public invited to submit questions in advance of the meeting