Community

For more than a decade, MCPL has offered the program, which has collected more than 245,000 items for local charities.

The heavy construction equipment blocking the bus stop at 74th Terrace and Wornall is in the process of being moved and should be accessible by the end of September.

It’s back to school season, and south Kansas City organizations are working to ensure students begin the year with the supplies they need to thrive.

More than $400,000 worth of improvements have been made to outdoor aquatic facilities this year, according to the city.

“It’s an artsy part of the city, so I believe it fits right in.”

“We are calling ourselves the epoxy, the in-between for those who are on a waiting list at Swope or don’t have the means.”

The longstanding mental and behavioral health nonprofit will take over the former campus of Archbishop O’Hara High School to consolidate its education operations beginning in the 2026-27 school year. 

The Sue Foley Annual Tea and Awards Ceremony honored outstanding citizens and students from the area.

“There are so many stories here….so many people who have done so many interesting things.”

“I don’t think we were as irreverent as they were on M*A*S*H,” Eisenbrandt said. “But we were close.”

“It’s a mixed blessing.”

The Operation BBQ Relief story

Free public event focuses on environmental justice

“This is not your typical toy drive giveaway. We want to provide empowerment and sustainability for our families in south Kansas City.”

Nonprofit group provides free food giveaway at Belton church