Some basic facts regarding J.C. Nichols Parkway, the fountain and the history of covenants
Facts regarding J.C. Nichols Parkway, the Fountain, and the history of covenants…and where we stand
Kansas City
Had Mobillion McGee had his way, much of Kansas City would have been in Kansas
Mobillion W. McGee has a story to tell that is just as unique as his name.
An Interview with Kansas City’s New Police Chief
By John Sharp Getting the city off the list of the ten most violent cities
Beyond Saab: George’s Imports looks back at its 60 years in the European car business
Known for Saabs, George’s Imports first began fixing all European car makes over 60 years ago. Owner Brad Schaffner tells its story.
One of the most controversial military actions against U.S. citizens happened 154 years ago
Suspected Southern sympathizers were forced to evacuate their homes in Jackson, Cass and Bates counties in 1863.
Construction of Saint Luke’s Micro-Hospital Begins at Village of Seville Shopping Strip
The Kansas City-based Saint Luke’s Health System has entered the “micro-hospital” business. Beginning with its September 2016 announcement of an Overland Park micro-hospital, Saint Luke’s is now developing a micro-hospital at 132nd Street and State Line Road in the Village of Seville shopping strip in Leawood.
Council approves construction of Woodbridge Manor
On November 3, the City Council of Kansas City, Missouri, voted unanimously in favor of a contested rezoning and development plan for Woodbridge Manor, a 152-lot single-family residential development which will rest on 54 acres of land located west of Jackson Avenue, about one-quarter mile north of E. Red Bridge Road. Approval of the plan came just one week after a public hearing took place at the Planning, Zoning & Economic Development Committee on Oct. 26, wherein neighborhood residents protested and urged City Council members to reconsider the proposal.