Midwest Kustoms Autobody is a story of passion to reality
“Everybody here is here because of the passion,” says owner Cortland Thurman, who moved his autobody shop to Martin City almost a year ago.
“Everybody here is here because of the passion,” says owner Cortland Thurman, who moved his autobody shop to Martin City almost a year ago.
Known for Saabs, George’s Imports first began fixing all European car makes over 60 years ago. Owner Brad Schaffner tells its story.
This Martin City home, built in 1903, is now a boutique filled with a treasure trove of memories.
“Almost everyone who leaves says, ‘I’m so grateful you’re here, ’” says owner Linda Crawford who has shown compassion for hundreds of pets that have passed through Pet Cremation Services in Martin City.
See the precise time the eclipse will occur in your neighborhood.
“Party on the Prairie” introduces the public to Jerry Smith Park, 139th and Holmes Rd., this Saturday. Check out its story and schedule of events.
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As you walk down the manicured main street in Martin City, it becomes vividly clear that the path has been walked by many before us. The roaring trains, the bustling businesses and small-town feel remains 120 years later.
Fake Irish accents, a sea of Kelly green shirts, shamrocks and certainly some jig dancing for good measure.
What started as a joke amongst friends and patrons has transformed into one of Kansas City’s most celebrated St. Patrick’s parades.
The Irish rock band The Elders will perform in a free concert Sunday following the parade in Martin City.
You can still enter the Prince, Princess and Dog Costume contest today. The big event is this Sunday.
Thanks to FishTech Labs, the internationally renowned Irish-American band The Elders will be performing for free at Martin City’s 30th Anniversary Irishpalooza St. Patrick’s Day Celebration on Sunday, March 12.
The City invests money in 135th St. Phase III and designs for Holmes, Red Bridge and Blue River roads.
Each Saturday Querrey (rhymes with “worry”) hosts a wine tasting from noon to 3 p.m. Five wines are usually sampled, along with a “Mystery” wine. Cheese is provided for nibbling and baguette slices are served to help cleanse the palette.
An October 24th ribbon cutting will celebrate the completion of Phase II, which began October 19 of last year. At 3:30 p.m. various local and state officials will help cut the ribbon in front of RC’s, 330 E 135 St. Community activities will proceed at 5 p.m. with pumpkin painting at Rosehill Gardens, a vintage car show at 200 E 135th St., and food trucks.