Hickman Mills Superintendent launches new book
Grandview Chamber of Commerce to host May 15 release party at Art House 808
Community
Hickman Mills gets clean while teens get paid
“With the children within the community, we want them to take pride in their neighborhood.”
Leawood Dog Park reopens May 15
“We promise you and your furry pal will love the ‘pupgrades.'”
New access to Minor Park tennis courts
Extension of the Blue River Greenway will finish December 2025
Fun is all around this First Weekend in May
April showers bring May flowers, and also the return of outdoor festivals.
South Kansas City gets first look at Blue River Road plans
“The problem with Blue River Road is that it scores extremely low. It has low usage. There’s no economic development. There’s no joining land uses.”
Blue River clean up reveals growing tire disposal problem
“We have people who think it’s okay to litter and dump illegally.”
Cleaver YMCA to host Healthy Kids Day
Free event encourages families and kids to get active together, along with free haircuts, vision screenings, books and more.
From the Earth, Urbavore keeps on going, day by day
13.5-acre farmstead is an an ecological sanctuary near Eastwood Trafficway
Inviting community through the outdoors
South Kansas Citians cultivate spaces for people to enjoy nature and each other
High School sophomores gather at State Capital
Annual event sponsored by Missouri General Federation of Women’s encourages youth to explore workings of state government
Ward Parkway to close for Half Marathon
Saturday morning race will impact traffic along the parkway
Mid-Continent Libraries launches virtual reality career exploration
Job seekers can simulate 36 different professions
Youth Chess Tournaments are underway this spring
“LINC wants our students using their mind in productive ways. This helps them improve in their school studies, too.”
Red Bridge Lions, New Reflections explore college alternatives
Community-based technical institute provides students with skills for career advancement — substantially faster and less expensive than college.