Wonderscope Donors
Donations already have begun coming in since Wonderscope Children’s Museum of Kansas City recently announced
Donations already have begun coming in since Wonderscope Children’s Museum of Kansas City recently announced
By John Sharp The Center School District voted 5-2 December 17 to place a no
“Hopefully, by 2020 construction of a planned industrial park at the site can begin.”
Plans call for the new museum to have nine exhibit areas plus a half-acre for outdoor activities to entertain children as they learn through play.
Westbound traffic has been reconfigured in order to add a new lane.
The 4.5 mile bike ride travels through the animated Christmas lighting displays at Longview Park.
A holiday stage show and fireworks display kicks off Christmas in the Park at Longview Lake.
A nonprofit organization that provides support and resources to survivors of homicide victims will hold a holiday roller skating event.
Division staff will rescue pets found outside without proper shelter during extreme conditions and issue citations to their owners.
BoysGrow broke ground for its new $1 million facility on its 10-acre working farm at 9301 E. 147th St. It will contain a harvest handling room; certified kitchen; and classroom, event and office space.
New features and a timeline were presented at the September meeting.
Site preparation and foundation work have begun at the world headquarters.
The city approves plans for the purchase of 103rd & Wornall, the widening of 155th St., and the construction of Wonderscope.
Dr. Gayle Holliday received the Trailblazer Award from the KCATA Rosa Parks Spirit Award event.
Over 22 people were honored for their outstanding service to the community.