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Workforce housing is geared to employees in south Kansas City’s growing industrial area along 150 Highway, including the National Nuclear Security Administration’s Kansas City National Security Campus.
Volker and Boyd just recently celebrated the boutique’s fourth anniversary, deciding to make a move to a community known for supporting the success of its hometown businesses.
Longtime Martin City favorite will keep its famous fried chicken.
“We didn’t want to be exactly like Martin City Coffee.”
“Molle is willing to work with students to finish their schooling while they’re working in their dealership and that’s key,” says Jack Ireland, Johnson County Community College (JCCC) Faculty Chair of Automotive Technology. “Molle has really embraced the idea of growing their own.”
“I appreciate the support from everybody,” says Haberstroh. “When you’re a new face in a place that’s been established for a long time, it can be a little scary. I really love this place. It’s my second home. I bartend, I work in the kitchen, I serve…whatever’s needed – I do every roll.”
Martin City Elementary will perform at the Mayor’s Tree Lighting Ceremony tomorrow evening at The View, followed by the Grandview High School Choir.
