Campy and violent, “Venom: Let there Be Carnage” becomes weekend box office hit
Carnage knows it is ridiculous, understands its audience knows the same thing, and takes every opportunity it can to lean all the way into it.
Rainbow Girls celebrate 95th Anniversary
“It wasn’t a substitute for church because they definitely don’t want that, but it was a complement to my Christian upbringing.”
Softball league welcomes players in their 60s, 70s, 80s, even 90s
“We don’t stop playing because we grow old, we grow old because we stop playing.”
A new day dawns for Martin City with the first apartment complex groundbreaking
“I’m excited about this project, in part because we miss housing in this area, especially affordable housing.”
Hickman Mills schools face food shortage. Here’s how you can help
HMC-1’s School Meal Program is impacted from nationwide food shortage By Kathy Feist The Hickman
Performing with Tommy Tutone is an amazing experience, say M80s
“The guy was an iconic singer of the most iconic song of all time.”
Fall Clean up for 6th District residents
This fall’s 6th Council District Neighborhood Clean Up will run from 8 a.m. to noon
Grandview Soccer starts off strong
Most of the team is Hispanic and grew up with soccer as the primary sport in their families.
Chastain gives Oscar-worthy performance in evangelist Tammy Faye biopic
There is a dissonance between the portrayal of Tammy Faye and the toxic, corrupt televangelist scheme of which she was undeniably a part.
South KC Friday Football
By Max Goodwin Avila University On Saturday, No. 15 Avila lost its first football game