Cannabinoids for Canines
How CBD treatments can ease your anxious, injured, or elderly pet. By Tyler Schneider Of
Tyler Schneider
Local playwrights to present “On Account of Sex” at Fringe Fest
The production follows seven leaders of the women’s suffrage movement. By Tyler Schneider Tara Varney,
July 15 “Call to Action” town hall meeting set to discuss increasing property tax assessments
By Tyler Schneider On Saturday, July 15, at 2 p.m. Stacey Johnson-Cosby and others within
A Sixth District upset heads city council election results
“We are missing out on the genius of our residents every time we don’t listen to them when we’re crafting policy solutions,” Duncan says.
Three-sport athlete Bulldog Derek Joiner has colleges calling
By Tyler Schneider At 285 pounds and 6 ‘3’’, one may not be shocked to
Grandview Arts Council names Main Street Mural contest winner
By Tyler Schneider In 2019, visual artist Alecks Cruz and his wife, Natalie, and children,
Jackson County Detention Center gets green light
By Tyler Schneider The Jackson County Legislature voted May 9 to approve the construction of
To Be Demolished…
An open house farewell event is scheduled from 4 to 7 p.m. on Monday, May 22.
KCPS superintendent discusses the district’s recent turnaround
“KCPS has not passed voter approved G.O. bonds since the 1960s. That’s unheard of.”
Community leaders discuss violent crime in Kansas City
By Tyler Schneider Editor’s note: this story was originally published in the April 12 print
The great walk out!
After three school board members left a standing April 18 meeting amid policy debate and
McKenzie’s Fun Day to benefit seven year-old Grandview liver transplant recipient
There will be an inflatable obstacle course, an Angry Birds-themed game, a slingshot launch, a concession stand, and other games.
A look at the April 4, 2023 election results
By Tyler Schneider Kansas City’s voter turnout hovered just below 14% on April 4, 2023,
Grandview C-4’s “State of Education” luncheon returns after five year hiatus
Superintendent Kenny Rodrequez touts “unity of purpose,” district-wide improvements as GVC-4 aims to be “Future
