Outdated KCPD salary caps removed
The Missouri House and Senate have approved bills to remove salary caps for all ranks, helping short-staffed Kansas City Police Department recruit and retain officers.
John Sharp
Hickman Mills faces challenges, may close schools
A consulting group has recommended closure of four schools in the Hickman Mills School District. But is it necessary?
Help eradicate student homelessness
Organizations and individuals who want to help with the efforts to quickly reduce homelessness in the Center and Hickman Mills School Districts are invited to participate in two free forums.
With enrollment increasing, Center School District looks to April for vote on bond issue
By John Sharp The Center School District voted 5-2 December 17 to place a no
Criminals are one step closer to bartending
Eliminating employee liquor permits and their accompanying criminal background checks is strongly opposed by the Metropolitan Organization to Counter Sexual Assault (MOCSA) and all three major neighborhood umbrella groups in south Kansas City.
Historic trails proponent to be honored at breakfast
Historic trails proponent Lou Austin and many more will be honored at the SKCA awards breakfast on Thursday.
Wornall Road reconstruction to continue to Spring
Wornall Rd. from 85th to 89th St, will include all new pavement, curbs and gutters, and sidewalks on both sides of the street.
Know people who have made south KC a better community? Nominate them for an award
Nominations are now open for the third annual South Kansas City Alliance (SKCA) awards recognizing those program that recognizes those who go beyond their expected roles to improve south Kansas City.
Five urban farms in south KC are on this weekend’s Urban Farms & Gardens Tour
Five south Kansas City urban farms will be on the Urban Farm and Gardens Tour June 9th and 10th.
South Kansas City Perspectives
April 3 election seeks to extend capital improvements tax South Kansas City voters will be
Wonderscope Breaks Ground March 19
South KC Perspective A ceremonial groundbreaking at 10 a.m. Monday, March 19, will kick off
Neighborhood Contacts
All neighborhood and homeowners associations in KCMO are being asked to submit updated contact information
Leadership Classes
South Kansas City neighborhood leaders are urged to sign up before the March 1 deadline
Seeds and Plants at KC Community Gardens
With spring planting season fast approaching for some cool season vegetables, Kansas City Community Gardens
Free Tax Help
Free tax help for low to moderate income taxpayers Free tax help for low to