Mayor weighs in on Robeson property. But is it fair?
Developer says plans for 20-acre site are moving forward.
Sara Wiercinski
Sara Wiercinski is associate editor at the Martin City Telegraph. She earned a degree in business marketing from the University of Missouri-Columbia and has worked in various publishing roles. She lives in south Kansas City.
Public Works asks residents for ideas to make Troost safer
Feedback will help determine engineering improvements to reduce traffic crashes
Spanish immersion day care coming to Gregory Blvd.
Former office space will open classroom doors in January 2026
Community-led project promotes historical appreciation of south KCMO trails
South KC’s Trailside Center partnered with KC Parks & Rec to create PIAC-funded interpretive panels.
Animal chiropractors bring relief to furry friends
“There’s no placebo effect with animals. You see the changes immediately.”
Waldo family’s side business gets people camping
Eager to get outside but don’t have the gear? Waldo Outfitters rents it.
Providing vets an “entry point to a changed life”
Veterans Community Project breaks ground on new Welcome Center at 87th and Troost
Event expert shares four Wedding Trends
Some couples are skipping traditions in favor of more meaningful experiences for themselves and their guests.
Waldo Area Business Association Reveals Building Expansion
By Sara Wiercinski At a May 8 open house, the Waldo Area Business Association (WABA)
Montessori preschool relocates to Blue Ridge Road
“Out in the world there are lots of barriers for families to exist. We want to set up little ways to make them comfortable.”
KCPS Board of Directors election
Races include seats for sub-districts 1 and 5, which include parts of south Kansas City
From Big Box to Big Heart
Thrift store modeled on community impact expands to Martin City
Melodogma delights with ‘pure silliness’
“The style of vaudeville is like the original channel surfing. It moves very quickly from number to number.”
Partnership for youth summer fun links south KC neighbors
“They are both places where kids know they are loved.”