Martin City Telegraph

“Andy’s location here is part of a bigger transformation that’s to come as we go north on Wornall with improvements.”

By Kady Weddle The South Kansas City Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting ceremony

“This is a great project, and when it’s completed, it’s going to transform everything in the area.”

By Jamey Evans Suburban Car Rental may have moved from its location off 103rd and

 Standing at about 6’3” with a light-copper complexion “with a large mouth, fairly thin lips and an usually high voice for a large man,” Hiram Young was starkly different than other enterprising men of the town.

“There are people out there who need help. And if you are in the position to help, then you are obligated.”

“A lot of people think in terms of one car, one chip. In fact, most cars utilize 75 to 100 chips.”

Ray Arriaga , sales manager at Cable Dahmer Chevrolet, notes that shoppers for Bolts tend to come from one of two subsets–young adults with an interest in the environment or older adults who are retired or have a limited commute.

By John Sharp Free live musical entertainment followed by a fireworks show will be featured

“It’s the best running course in Kansas City.”

By Max Goodwin Rockhurst and state champion Raymore-Peculiar face off Like last season, the two

The Kansas City Police Department has begun hosting public meetings held every fourth Thursday of

Through August 16 there have been 14 homicides this year in the South Patrol Division, compared to 16 at the same time last year.

Officer Honored By John Sharp Kansas City Police Officer Douglas Davidson of the department’s DUI

Council approves transformative 63rd and Prospect PIEA Development Plan The plan to redevelop the northwest corner of 63rd and Prospect