For the love of Knute Rockne
D.M. “Doc” Nigro said goodbye to his college friend Knute Rockne at the Kansas City Municipal Airport on March 31, 1931. By the end of the day, he was collecting his body from a site 140 miles west of KC.
Arts & Entertainment
Grandview event space became a source of help during pandemic
“You definitely have to take care of the community if you want them to take care of you.”
Browsing is back at Mid-Continent Libraries
“We’re having little reunions with all our patrons, and we’re working on getting everything up and running like it was before.”
Binding Us Together; Alvin Brooks reflects on his life in newly released book
“I want to be known for how I cared and loved all of God’s children.”
Negro Leagues Baseball Museum gears up for new exhibit and initiatives
Negro Leagues Baseball Museum gears up for new exhibit and initiatives By John Sharp These
Strip’s Chicken is open!
“Fresh food was the only option in the country. Bar food and fast food served in restaurants today is hardly palatable when you know the difference.”
Tired of being inside? Waldo Week’s shopping extravaganza starts today
Patrons must mention Waldo Week to receive the discount when they visit participating merchants.
Bicentennial storytelling series sponsored by Mid-Continent Public Library gets a financial push
William T. Kemper Foundation Awards $10K for Library’s ‘State of Stories’ Virtual Event Series
Thinking about your honey? Consider beekeeping
“Learn all you can before you jump in,” Hansen says, “but now is the time to start.”
Green up those winter blues with the help of simple house plants
“All plants help purify the air in your home or office.”