Finally! Red Bridge Gets A Breakfast Nook
By John Sharp A new sit-down restaurant coming to the Red Bridge Shopping Center, Caleb’s
By John Sharp A new sit-down restaurant coming to the Red Bridge Shopping Center, Caleb’s
By John Sharp Getting the city off the list of the ten most violent cities
John Sharp gives a rundown of when road projects end and begin as well other upcoming events in south Kansas City.
Much has happened in south KC regarding Indian Creek. John Sharp weighs in on flooding, murder, and other issues regarding south KC .
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.
With the start of school, comes new hours for The Bay.
“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
Only days before the recent flood, funds for flood protection for the Dodson Industrial District were approved.
Voters go back to the polls to vote on two contradictory streetcar questions and on minimum wage.
South KC Perspective To Build or Not to Build, That Is the Question for KCI
South KC Perspective Additional Contaminants Found at Bannister Federal Complex By John
135th Street and Holmes Rd did not make the cut this year. John Sharp gives the run down on what did, as well as the Bannister Federal Complex clean up plans, Hickman Mills board of education vacancies, and the Cornerstone Awards.
John Sharp reports on CenterPoint’s plan for demolishing the Bannister Federal Complex as well as bond projects, Red Bridge Library/Wonderscope, the No More Trash! Bash and more in his April 18 column.
The South Kansas City Alliance wants to recognize those who have gone above and beyond their expected duties to improve south Kansas City.
On Tuesday night CenterPoint Properties will discuss demolition of the Bannister Federal Complex at a community meeting.