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November 24th, 2021 |
Show Me KC Schools comes home to Northeast
January 12th, 2022by Abby Hoover
Show Me KC Schools, a group helping families find the best fit for their students’ education, is relocating to Northeast […]
KCPS community celebrates earning full accreditation
January 11th, 2022by Abby Hoover
After years of hard work, Kansas City Public Schools today received full accreditation from the Missouri State Board of Education, […]
Mayor to propose resumption of school mask requirement
January 6th, 2022by Abby Hoover
At this afternoon’s City Council Business Session, Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas will propose resuming the school mask requirement. “Given […]
Classified
January 5th, 2022by admin
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216: The Tipsy Red Fox
December 25th, 2021by Abby Hoover
Welcome back to the Northeast Newscast. On this week’s episode, we’re sitting down with Dimitri Pink, a resident of ArtsBlock […]
Lykins looking for park vandals
December 6th, 2021by admin
Do you recognize these vehicles? The drivers drove the cars into the east side of the park at 1:10 p.m. […]
Benton Boulevard still a picturesque drive
December 1st, 2021by Michael Bushnell
By Michael Bushnell By 1912, Kansas City’s parks and boulevards system had a budget of a little over $7 million […]
City Union Mission: Thinking outside the box
December 1st, 2021by Michael Bushnell
By Michael Bushnell When it comes to creating additional bed space for Kansas City’s ever-growing homeless population, sometimes innovation and […]
PIAC funding to improve Budd Park with shelters
November 24th, 2021by Dorri Partain
By Dorri Partain After vandals torched one of the wooden picnic shelters in Budd Park in May 2016, park users […]
211: Anna Marie Tutera’s Kansas City Museum Part II
November 20th, 2021by Michael Bushnell
Welcome back to the Northeast Newscast. Publisher Michael Bushnell is back with Kansas City Museum Executive Director Anna Marie Tutera […]
Industrial Salvage & Wrecking Co. celebrates 60 years
November 17th, 2021by Abby Hoover
By Abby Hoover Industrial Salvage and Wrecking Co. (ISW), based out of 3570 Gardner Ave. in the Northeast Industrial District […]
City announces transformative projects coming to 18th & Vine
September 29th, 2021by Abby Hoover
A redevelopment agreement for the historic Boone Theater in the 18th and Vine District was discussed during City Council’s Neighborhood […]
Gallery: Kansas City Museum Derby Party
September 8th, 2021by Abby Hoover
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Mayor announces KC Redistricting Commission
September 7th, 2021by admin
Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas today announced his appointments to Kansas City’s Redistricting Commission. The Commission will hold its first […]
199: Samuel U. Rodgers Behavioral Health
August 28th, 2021by Abby Hoover
On this week’s episode of the Northeast Newscast we’re joined by Michael Nobo, the Behavioral Health Practice Manager at Samuel U. […]
Arts Asylum cites COVID in plans to move
August 4th, 2021by Abby Hoover
The Arts Asylum, a studio space, performance venue and artist refuge will cease operations at its 1000 E. Ninth Street […]
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