Missouri Bicentennial Quilt takes its last stop at the SHSMO Kansas City Research Center
EllieAna Hale Editorial Assistant The Missouri Bicentennial Quilt has been a part of Kansas City’s deep history and celebrates KC […]
249: Homeless Prevention Coordinator Josh Henges
This week we’re hearing from Kansas City’s Homeless Prevention Coordinator, Josh Henges, as he talks about upcoming plans in the […]
Janet Raymer named 2021-2022 Frontier School District Teacher of the Year
By EllieAna Hale This 2021-2022 Frontier School District Teacher of the Year award was granted to Janet Raymer, a seventh-grade […]
Gordon Parks Elementary School strives to elevate student success
By EllieAna Hale Being one of the first charter schools in the Kansas City, Mo., area, Gordon Parks Elementary School […]
Headstart Home-Based open opportunities for all parents
By EllieAna Hale The Family Conservancy (TFC) has continually created sustainable education, and resource programs to provide equitable opportunities for […]
Holy Cross Catholic School to break ground on new Community Center in 2022
By EllieAna Hale Holy Cross School on Quincy Avenue plans to break ground this summer on the construction of a […]
Former State Representative, County Legislator plans to run for KCMO City Council in Fourth District race
EllieAna Hale Editorial Assistant Henry Rizzo, former Missouri State Representative and former chairman of the Jackson County Legislature, has announced […]
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Welcoming KC hosts International Food Tour to celebrate cultures on Independence Ave.
June 29th, 2022by EllieAna Hale
EllieAna Hale Editorial Assistant Welcoming KC hosted this year’s KC International Food Tour in Historic Northeast, a day of celebration […]
Faces Of Northeast: Aniaya Reed
June 29th, 2022by EllieAna Hale
One of the newest faces to join the Northeast News editorial team is Aniaya Reed. She is joining Northeast News […]
Man sentenced to 28 years for double homicide in 2019
June 28th, 2022by EllieAna Hale
By EllieAna Hale Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker announced June 27 that 25-year-old Mario Markworth was sentenced to 28 […]
Cafe Cá Phê hosts fundraising yard sale
June 22nd, 2022by EllieAna Hale
EllieAna Hale Editorial Assistant Cafe Cá Phê hosted a Yard Sale Pop-Up Event on June 17 to fundraise and support […]
World Refugee Day celebration brings together the stories of a diverse community
June 22nd, 2022by EllieAna Hale
EllieAna HaleEditorial Assistant On June 18, the North-East Branch of the Kansas City Public Library hosted the city’s annual World […]
Remember this? 86-year-old Music Hall, Little Theater
June 20th, 2022by EllieAna Hale
Eighty-six years ago, on June 14, 1936, the Kansas City Music Hall and Little Theater venue space opened inside Kansas […]
Arts Asylum presents “Heathers: The Musical”
June 17th, 2022by EllieAna Hale
On June 15, Faust Theatre is bringing the dark comedy, “Heathers: The Musical,” to the Arts Asylum through June 25. […]
Project ElderCool takes on the summer heat with a sustainable solution to heat-related deaths
June 15th, 2022by EllieAna Hale
EllieAna Hale Editorial Assistant Summer is here and with that comes excruciating heat and air conditioning systems on blast. But […]
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