Community

By John Sharp The city of Grandview received the Arbor Award of Excellence in September

By John Sharp The two questions KCMO government put on the November 7 ballot both

From Mayor Tree Lightings to Breakfast with Santa, from shopping specials to theater productions of A Christmas Carol – here’s the run down on South KC seasonal festivities.

By Daryl Penner Tired of the same activities when hanging out with friends? Finally there’s

Red Bridge Farm Fresh Market is planned to open in April and is currently being refurbished.

“We diversified our tax base and that takes pressure off residential property taxes.”

By John Sharp Voters who live in both Jackson County and Kansas City will decide

With the controversial 135th Street Corridor and East Village development spurring some candidates, the direction of Leawood could take a turn. 

By Kathy Feist First comes the darkness and the fog. Then spiders. A creepy jaunt

By Jill Draper When a guide locks the entrance door behind you with a bang,

“Areas of south Kansas City have all the hallmarks of the urban core…but does not have the concentration of social service nonprofits, health facilities or even public transportation found in the urban core, midtown or even North Kansas City.”

“We don’t do it for ourselves anymore. We like to share.”

Sixth District City Councilpersons Johnathan Duncan and Andrea Bough will hold a district meet-up on

Governments create public parks to provide a better quality of life. Minor Park is an excellent example of this benefit.

“A quiet zone is a quality of life item that the towns can do, and they’re very feasible, easy to accomplish.”