Jobs and Business Opportunities Are Growing in South Kansas City
John Sharp’s column for the week on the SKCA Economic Development Summit, upcoming Leaf and Brush Pick Up, Ballot Issues, and Upcoming Events.
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135th Street Called “A Jewel in South Kansas City” at Ribbon Cutting
Officials praised the work and thanked the workers and patrons in the ribbon cutting celebration at 135th Street on Monday, October 24.
Got a Problem? Air Them with the City Saturday Morning
Kansas City residents with problems or concerns about city services cSharpJohnan discuss them directly with appropriate city staff from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, October 22, at Evangel Church, 1414 East 103rd Street, at a problem solving session sponsored by the South Kansas City Alliance.
City Looks Toward April 4 Ballot for Bond Proposal
South KC Perspective City Looks Toward April 4 Ballot for Bond Proposal By John Sharp
John Sharp, Target of Gun Violence, Discusses Incident and Gun Bill 656
John Sharp discusses in his column being the target of gun violence and Missouri Senate Bill 656 which would allow non-felons to carry a loaded gun without a permit, background check or training.
Bond Proposal May Help Homeowners with Sidewalk Repair
By John Sharp Kansas City residents may be asked to approve a major bond issue
Many Candidates Running for State Office Have Local Ties
Many candidates have local ties, including Josh Hawley, a former Rockhurst High School graduate, who is running for state attorney general.
Red Bridge Announcement Draws Hundreds
South KC Perspective Red Bridge Shopping Center Announcement Draws Hundreds By John Sharp The approximately
Survey Shows What Retail Services Cerner Employees Want
John Sharp reports on the Cerner employee survey results identifying what businesses and housing they would support.
Improvements to 155th Street Get Funding
Changes to the 155th Street and I-49 interchange will improve motor safety as well as increase job growth.