A non-profit news organization, bringing coverage to underserved communities since 1932
A non-profit news organization, bringing coverage to underserved communities since 1932
Bryan StalderKansas City, Spring 1933 Matthew Orr had learned that government buildings all smelled the same—floor wax, damp wool, and paper handled by too many hands. The new Jackson County Courthouse…
Bryan StalderBryan StalderContributor Historic Northeast Media has been named a recipient of a Rooted Change Grant from the Community Capital Fund (CCF). This funding will support an ambitious three-part event series…
adminBryan StalderContributor A neighborhood art crawl celebrating local creativity will bring music, food and community together in Columbus Park Friday evening as proXimity returns for a night of art and…
Bryan StalderBryan StalderContributor The Pendleton Heights neighborhood recently marked a milestone week of growth and resilience, celebrating the 10th anniversary of its Community Orchard alongside Earth Day and Arbor Day festivities.…
Bryan StalderHistorical fiction written by Bryan Stalder Kansas City, Winter 1933 Matthew Orr sat at his desk as the afternoon light settled in the narrow office, catching on the edges of…
Bryan StalderBryan StalderContributor The rhythmic clack of rolling balls and the echo of measuring calls filled the courts at the American Sons of Columbus as the 2026 men’s bocce league wrapped…
adminDaisy Garcia Montoya Education Reporter La fiesta anual de Cinco de Mayo patrocinada por Guadalupe Centers está de regreso y este año estará celebrando su edición centenario. Este evento gratuito,…
Dorri PartainDorri PartainManaging Editor Northeast resident and clay artist Rebecca Koop invited friends, students and other guests to Back Door Pottery (3922 St. John Ave.) on Saturday, April 18, to celebrate…
Bryan StalderHistorical fiction written by Bryan StalderKansas City, Fall 1932 By the time The Northeast News had published its first ten issues, the 1932 presidential election was in full swing. Campaign…
Dorri PartainDorri PartainManaging Editor Families gathered at The Concourse (200 Benton Blvd.) on Easter Sunday (April 5) as hundreds of colorful plastic eggs filled with candy were tossed on the grass…
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