Martin City Telegraph

Truck destroys sign at George’s Imports in Martin City. Do you know this driver?

A South Grandview field near Hwy 150 and 71 Hwy will be transformed into a $234 million dollar sports complex.

John Sharp reports on the Cerner employee survey results identifying what businesses and housing they would support.

With EBT’s gone, Magnolia’s steps in, offering upscale cuisine, an artistic environment and live jazz for south Kansas City diners.

Tribute band revives Creedence Clearwater Revival this Saturday night at the new Grandview Amphitheater, off 71 Hwy & Byars Rd.

Pearl Harbor Child author Dorinda Nicholson will speak tonight at 7 pm at the Trailside Center, 9900 Holmes Rd.

“Human Trafficking in Kansas City” begins a community speaker/discussion series at the Holmeswood Baptist Church tonight.

Starting Monday, a portion of 135th Street will be closed for 3-4 days from State Line to Iverness (Pizza Shoppe area) due to KCP&L work.

While some of us might run for cover during a storm, Skyboy Dave Bayard runs to the top of his roof tower.

Ozanam’s Annual “Thyme for Kids” Plant Sale is Friday and Saturday on their campus at 137th & Holmes. The kids helped grow the plants with a special dose of tlc.

Avila University President Ron Slepitza does community service work as part of Avila University’s Century of Inspiration. Over 10,000 hours have been volunteered so far.

On Monday, the Missouri General Assembly will vote on the legislation allowing businesses and religious organizations to deny service to same sex couples.

Don’t forget to vote!

Raising self-esteem among girls can help avoid difficulties later in life, such as alcoholism, poverty and prostitution. This speaker program in Martin City aims to do just that.