Martin City Telegraph

“We’re thrilled to begin construction on a new chapter for our Kansas City location…..while honoring the legacy of McGonigle’s Market that has meant so much to this community.”

Following a brief period of blight, the former senior care property has been under renovation by IronDoor Management since 2024. 

The disassembled bridge is not the same one that Grandview is reassembling on the Harry S Truman Presidential Trail.

“It’s probably an inconvenience for area residents, but we certainly would appreciate their patience as we work to complete that project as quickly and as safely as possible,” said Spire’s communications lead John Mink.

The restored bridge installation was a part of the original Presidential Trail plan in 2017, but the bridge hasn’t been erected there due to a lack of funding. The Bailey bridge was used as the Kenneth Road crossing in south Kansas City from 1996 until 2008.

Reappointments, parcel tax increases and upcoming events were all topics of conversation at the April meeting of the Martin City Community Improvement District meeting.

South Kansas City officials discussed key expenditures in the 2026-27 budget and other community issues. They also thanked the audience for voting in the April 7 election.

He was last seen wearing a red Chiefs Jacket with White writing.

The operator was transported to a local hospital with critical injuries and is currently in critical condition.

“It did not matter that McIntyre did not have a gun, had never had a gun, and had never even fired a gun in his young life.

“It began last April, with the idea to do a treasure hunt through social media.”

Jackson County voters in the Telegraph’s coverage area decided on four candidate races in the April 7 election. Two races were for the Grandview Board of Aldermen and the other two were races for sub-district director seats for Jackson County Water District No. 1, which serves the Grandview area.

FIFA World Cup 2026 Kansas City Ambassador, Jillian Carroll Letrinko will kick off the race.

Despite low voter turnout, key budget and leadership decisions were made for area school districts. 

“It’s politicians vs. the people,” the organization says in a press release. “If Respect Missouri Voters doesn’t get on the ballot, politicians can keep putting tricky language on the ballot, overturning the will of the people, and taking away our century-old freedom to have a check-and-balance on the legislature.”