Stubbins Watts once said of Watts Mill, “It’s pretty here; they say there’s no prettier bit of scenery in Missouri.” Also know for his fiddling and storytelling, Watts made the area a popular gathering spot after the Civil War.
The former Watson Place Inn has rich history attached to the Santa Fe Trail, the beginnings of Kansas City, the Border Wars and the Civil War.
A May 12 ribbon cutting celebrated the opening of the Martin City Crossfit.
“The byproduct of Crossfit is looking good, but it is not our main goal,” says Crossfit trainer Brady Mora. “We’re trying to train you for real life.”
Bonnie Mentel The Great Escape Quest is Grandview’s latest entertainment attraction. There are four themed
South KC Perspective To Build or Not to Build, That Is the Question for KCI
Store manager Brett Sorenson had one word to describe the multiple changes at the local Target: “Incredible.”
Worthy of a celebration, Jovito’s Italian Cafe, 123rd & State Line, launches its Back Alley Grinders food truck.
“(He) was the product of a young wild America, lost America, and there can never be another like him.”
Father Evan Ash of St. Mary Magdalene Episcopal Church in Belton will preside over a service hearkening back to 1789 in remembrance of America’s early days and the upcoming 4th of July.
Furniture Store Moves into Former HyVee Shopping Strip By Kathy Feist It was only the
Do you recognize this individual? Police would like to speak to him regarding the Mike Darby murder investigation.
Items for Time Capsule Needed By John Sharp City Councilman Scott Taylor has announced that
KC Raw Series Raises Awareness and Acceptance of LGBT By Amanda S. Cherry Imagine yourself
Today is International Yoga Day. Yoga instructor Deborah Borel reflects on the history and benefits.
