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Lincoln Electric Park, a delight to the city’s Negro population
February 24th, 2021by Michael Bushnell
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Kansas City T-Bones rebranded to honor historic Negro League Kansas City Monarchs
February 24th, 2021by Nikki Lansford
Nikki Lansford Editorial Assistant One of Kansas City’s most noteworthy sports teams is heading to the field once more. President […]
‘Bobbi Jo: Under the Influence’ now streaming
February 24th, 2021by Abby Hoover
Abby Hoover Managing Editor Last week, the long anticipated documentary on the life story of Healing House founder Bobbi Jo […]
MAKING OUR MUSEUM
February 24th, 2021by Michael Bushnell
Sponsored ContentNortheast News Over the next seven months, The Northeast News and the Kansas City Museum are collaborating on a […]
Storytelling on the Streetcar: Celebrating Black Culture
February 23rd, 2021by admin
On Friday, February 26 at 7 p.m., Kansas City is virtually invited to join KC Streetcar’s Third Annual Black History […]
City provides options for warrants, fines
February 22nd, 2021by admin
The Kansas City Municipal Court and City Prosecutor’s Office are working together to host #ResolveIt, a special campaign from now through […]
Missouri expands eligibility for COVID-19 vaccine
February 18th, 2021by Abby Hoover
As of Thursday, Feb. 18, Missouri opened vaccination eligibility to Phase 1A, Phase 1B – Tier 1 and Tier 2. […]
Northeast partners to host meet-and-greet with new city manager
February 17th, 2021by Nikki Lansford
Nikki Lansford Editorial Assistant Residents will have an opportunity to meet Kansas City’s new city manager Brian Platt in a […]
Kansas City Public Library receives grants for youth, technology programs
February 17th, 2021by Abby Hoover
Abby Hoover Managing Editor Kansas City Public Library has recently been awarded two grants, one that will bring a Mobile […]
Apartment fire displaces Northeast tenants
February 17th, 2021by Abby Hoover
Abby Hoover Managing Editor Residents of more than a dozen apartments at 504 and 506 Gladstone Blvd. were left out […]
City considers annual budget proposal
February 17th, 2021by Abby Hoover
Abby Hoover Managing Editor The City of Kansas City, Mo., has begun discussion on its next annual budget. The preliminary […]
Weather impacts City services
February 16th, 2021by admin
Due to frigid temperatures, road conditions and crews’ safety, Kansas City, Mo., residents should expect delays with trash and recycling this […]
Power outages, winter temperatures cause closures
February 16th, 2021by Abby Hoover
Due to local utility companies planning power outages to conserve energy, below zero temperatures and slick roads – on top […]
Evergy begins rolling outages as energy demand rises amid freezing temperatures
February 15th, 2021by admin
On Monday, Feb. 15, after frigid temperatures had persisted for over a week in the Kansas City metro, energy provider […]
Chamber looks forward to drive thru BB&B
February 12th, 2021by admin
Like everything this past year, the Northeast Kansas City Chamber of Commerce’s (NEKC Chamber) 11th Annual Beans, Beads and Booze, […]
Fresh Market opens today
February 10th, 2021by admin
The new Fresh Market, or Mercado Fresco, located in the old Snyder’s Supermarket space at 2620 Independence Blvd opens today. […]
Steps toward making Northeast more walkable
February 10th, 2021by Abby Hoover
Abby Hoover Managing Editor Over the past week, the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) Kansas City crews removed U.S. Route […]


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