Northeast native Ed Kendrick born to be a dentist
By LESLIE COLLINS Northeast News September 5, 2012 They say like father, like son, and Dr. Ed Kendrick has truly followed in his father’s footsteps. “I was to be a…
By LESLIE COLLINS Northeast News September 5, 2012 They say like father, like son, and Dr. Ed Kendrick has truly followed in his father’s footsteps. “I was to be a…
September 5, 2012 For more than 40 years, the Truman Road Thriftway was a staple at Truman and Hardesty. A little over a year ago, the building was part of…
By LESLIE COLLINS Northeast News September 5, 2012 Ron Ulrich’s first attempt at painting on leather won him two prestigious awards at the Missouri State Fair this year. A lifelong…
By LESLIE COLLINS Northeast News September 5, 2012 Thanks to a grant through the Library Services and Technology Act, the North-East Public Library will soon be adding computers to its…
September 5, 2012 Dedicated on June 2, 1909, the August R. Meyer Memorial at 10th and The Paseo is the first memorial to be placed in a Kansas City park.…
September 5, 2012 The good news is, US Highway 71, more commonly known as the “BRW” (Bruce R. Watkins) Expressway is slated to become an interstate highway later this year.…
Northeast News September 5, 2012 From bingo to Zumba to a finance class, Historic Northeast’s senior citizens participated in a variety of activities for National Senior Citizens Day Aug.…
By LESLIE COLLINS Northeast News September 5, 2012 Area residents will be able to experience the sights, the aromas and the tastes of Northeast during the Sept. 8 NEKC Taste…
By LESLIE COLLINS Northeast News September 5, 2012 One Northeast neighborhood is ready to combat criminal activity with rose bushes and raspberries. When invasive honeysuckle was removed from behind the…
Northeast News September 4, 2012 Organizations interested in applying for Fiscal Year 2013-2014 reimbursable grants from the city’s Neighborhood Tourist Development Fund (NTDF) are encouraged to attend the annual informational…