Through persistence with the City, south KC resident makes Avila bus stop safer for students
“People want to turn on their jets at the top of the hill. I’ve seen some close calls.”
Home & Garden
Demand for green burials is growing, south KC steps up
“The big question is what can our death do for the living?”
Paper shredding event on Earth Day
Midwest Shredding is sponsoring a paper shredding event for the south KC community free of
The Great Kansas City Cleanup is Friday and Saturday
“As we celebrate Earth Day and work together to preserve our planet, I can’t think of a better way than to come together as a community for the Great Kansas City Cleanup.”
In the business of growing flowers: “It’s the greatest job in the world”
“I love Missouri. The flowers that grow here are absolutely gorgeous.”
Local garden centers geared up for spring planting
By Kady Weddle More than 20 million Americans planted a garden for the first time
KCMO announces spring leaf and brush pickup schedule
Kansas City’s Springtime curbside leaf and brush collection is starting next week. Curbside collection occurs
Know someone who deserves to be rewarded? The South KC Impact Awards are waiting for your nomination
The South Kansas City Chamber is asking businesses and community members to help nominate those who did something to make a positive impact in South Kansas City in 2021.
Proposed zoning code could allow more houses on small lots
Kansas City has more than 22,000 non-conforming lots that are vacant or serving as side yards. Many could be the site of new homes if the City Council changes a zoning code.
State of the bees: Almost half were lost a year ago
“Every new colony that somebody starts is another large population that will be helpful to the environment,”