South KC Perspective

The 5th District is having its spring cleanup from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday, May 18, with four drop-off sites open to all city residents including one at Ruskin High School and 85th and The Paseo.

A total of 1,165 tires, with and without rims, were collected, and on-site shredding also was provided.

Being a senator has been the greatest honor I ever had.  I’d like to thank the people from the 7th District for their trust.”

Free on-site paper shredding also will be available at both locations.

“Give us a name,” of a retailer, Block said, “and we’ll contact them.”

The free event begins with a social hour and light meal at 6 p.m. followed by the induction ceremony at 7 p.m. Saturday, April 27, at Center High School, 8715 Holmes Rd.

“The infusion of $45 million in 2021, and now $50 million in 2024, will continue to positively impact the daily experiences of our students and staff.”

Early voting at the three satellite locations is from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekdays beginning Tuesday, March 19, through Friday, March 29.

South KC households with Thursday, Wednesday, Tuesday and Monday service should get theirs in June, July, August and September in that order.

Youth who want to avoid violent situations or have feelings about acting out may call or text 816-799-1720 any hour of the day.

I would like to thank U.S. Congressman Emanuel Cleaver, KCMO Mayor Quinton Lucas, numerous other public officials.

Despite a barrage of gunfire in many areas of the city after the Chiefs won the Super Bowl, KCPD reported no injuries.

“It comes down to if you want to keep the teams or not.” 

The $2.273 billion dollar submitted budget does not include funding for more officers which impacts police response times.

County Executive Frank White, Jr., vetoed the measure on January 18, to secure “a more concrete and mutually beneficial agreement with the teams.” His veto was quickly overridden.