After $2 million in capital improvements, the Saddle & Sirloin Club is world class
The 320-acre Saddle & Sirloin Club relocated from 104th & Roe to 140th & Holmes in 2000.
City Business
Lipari’s Sun Fresh is now carrying locally raised beef
Looking to grill this weekend? Lipari’s Sun Fresh has the right kind of beef for your health and tastebuds.
Autism Center opens its doors in Red Bridge area
Thanks to the donation of a church congregation, a bonafide school for children with autism, ages 2-1/2 to 14, has opened in the Red Bridge area.
Gotta gripe with the City? Authorities visit south KC to hear your problems
The free event allows residents and business owners with concerns about city, county or state government services to discuss them face-to-face with authority figures.
Frontier Justice for a Horse Thief
At the New Santa Fe Cemetery lies a story of frontier justice.
Jovito’s Takes It to the Streets
Italian sodas complement melt-in-your mouth Italian sandwiches at Jovito’s Back Alley Grinders food truck.
Minsky’s Pizza Doubles Its Size
After an 8-week renovation, Minsky’s added more seating, a full bar, new bathrooms and a bigger kitchen.
Bay Water Park Starts New Hours August 15
With the start of school, comes new hours for The Bay.
Developer Incentives Approved for Area Surrounding Cerner Campus
“I had hoped no economic development incentives would be necessary to spur redevelopment around the new Cerner campus. However, boarded up commercial buildings… make these areas eligible for incentives.” – John Sharp
Wonderscope Announces Design Team for New Museum
The design team will consist of three firms from around the country, including MIG Portico from Seattle, whose work is pictured above.
Flood Wall Along Blue River to be Completed
Only days before the recent flood, funds for flood protection for the Dodson Industrial District were approved.
Back to the Polls
Voters go back to the polls to vote on two contradictory streetcar questions and on minimum wage.
Plans for an October Red Bridge Festival Are Underway
Vendors, performers, food trucks and volunteers are needed.
History of Scenic Watts Mill Includes Wagon Trains, A Fiddler, Dances Along the Creek and WWII
Stubbins Watts once said of Watts Mill, “It’s pretty here; they say there’s no prettier bit of scenery in Missouri.” Also know for his fiddling and storytelling, Watts made the area a popular gathering spot after the Civil War.
For Sale: A Piece of Jackson County History
The former Watson Place Inn has rich history attached to the Santa Fe Trail, the beginnings of Kansas City, the Border Wars and the Civil War.