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“There is danger in the spring.” Forester warns of oak wilt due to warm weather trims

By Martin City Telegraph / February 21, 2026
Arts & Entertainment Dining

Bayou Box opens on Wornall in time for Mardis Gras

By Martin City Telegraph / February 19, 2026
Arts & Entertainment Dining Dining Local News

Bluto’s Fish & Chicken has customers flocking to Blue Ridge location

By Martin City Telegraph / February 19, 2026
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History

A leading Black family in the face of adversity: The legacy of the Jordans (Part 1)

By Martin City Telegraph / February 22, 2026
History

“Church Hill,” one of Kansas City’s first Black communities

By Martin City Telegraph / February 8, 2026
Audrey’s Wine + Bourbon: New lounge opens in Waldo
Dining

Audrey’s Wine + Bourbon: New lounge opens in Waldo

By Martin City Telegraph / January 30, 2026

“We are going to teach you how to pair wine with bourbon.”

County Executive gets candid with SKC
City Business

County Executive gets candid with SKC

By Martin City Telegraph / January 29, 2026

“It’s like a drink of water from a fire hose.”

Our annual update on south KC construction projects in 2026
Business

Our annual update on south KC construction projects in 2026

By Martin City Telegraph / January 26, 2026

What’s being built in your neck of the woods? We break it down.

Our Hero Was: The myth, the man, and the making of Kansas City’s Milt McGee
History

Our Hero Was: The myth, the man, and the making of Kansas City’s Milt McGee

By Martin City Telegraph / January 25, 2026

Meet the trailblazing 12th mayor of Kansas City

Missing man last seen around 115th and Holmes Road
Local News

Missing man last seen around 115th and Holmes Road

By Martin City Telegraph / January 23, 2026

If located, call 911 or notify the KCPD Missing Persons Unit at 816-234-5043.

Saturday trash pickup is cancelled
Local News

Saturday trash pickup is cancelled

By Martin City Telegraph / January 23, 2026

Residents with a Friday pickup are allowed additional bags next week.

Truman and Eisenhower’s grandchildren take the stage at Avila
Local News

Truman and Eisenhower’s grandchildren take the stage at Avila

By Martin City Telegraph / January 22, 2026

“Dialogue with Descendants” will discuss legacies of Presidents Harry S. Truman and Dwight D. Eisenhower

New Mexican restaurant on James A Reed Road
Dining/Local News

New Mexican restaurant on James A Reed Road

By Martin City Telegraph / January 21, 2026

“Our food is very traditional. Everything is handmade.”

County Prosecutor reviews crime initiatives during her first year in office
Local News/South KC Perspective

County Prosecutor reviews crime initiatives during her first year in office

By Martin City Telegraph / January 19, 2026

Johnson promises serious criminal charges for domestic violence incidents

Fatal shooting near 87th and Holmes Road
Local News

Fatal shooting near 87th and Holmes Road

By Martin City Telegraph / January 18, 2026

The officers on scene took a subject of interest into custody.

From Kansas City pitmasters to national heroes
Community

From Kansas City pitmasters to national heroes

By Martin City Telegraph / January 18, 2026

The Operation BBQ Relief story

12th Annual MLK Jr Walk along Brush Creek
Community

12th Annual MLK Jr Walk along Brush Creek

By Martin City Telegraph / January 17, 2026

Free public event focuses on environmental justice

Staying home this weekend? Check out these Oscar-contender movies streaming now
Arts & Entertainment/Local News

Staying home this weekend? Check out these Oscar-contender movies streaming now

By Martin City Telegraph / January 16, 2026

What our movie review have to say about Oscar contenders “One Battle After Another” and “Sentimental Value”

Telegraph assistant editor passes
Obituary

Telegraph assistant editor passes

By Martin City Telegraph / January 16, 2026

Talented writer and editor was newspaper’s “voice of reason”

No bulky item pickup Friday as city prepares for snowfall
Local News

No bulky item pickup Friday as city prepares for snowfall

By Martin City Telegraph / January 15, 2026

Snow crews are working to ensure Kansas City is prepared for incoming winter weather expected on Friday afternoon.

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